The only house number I was able to find for the former church building was 110 on Google Maps, but we're not supposed to use that for a source due to copyright reasons.

Thank you for clarifying the driveway definition. I guess I either misread or misunderstood the wiki descriptions for the service highway types. I will go back and fix the tags on service highways that I've tagged this way.

It all looks fine to me. My post was mainly directed to user_5359 who did not seem to understand the camp site layout. I did not mean to step on your toes. When I loaded edit mode in iD, I was able to see that you had already added the camp pitch nodes. iD's map viewer does not show these features and I did not realize that they had already been placed.

They are numbered camp sites for RVs (caravans). Bing photo shows RVs parked in some of them. Perhaps the camp sites could be marked with an area or node tagged like this:

tourism=camp_pitch
ref=*

where * is the number of the camp site.

Thanks for catching this. I made a node for the cannon and deleted the area. I did the same for the nearby F-4 aircraft.

Thanks very much for letting me know. I guess I thought sports pitches were so simple and obvious that it never occurred to me to look at the Wiki page for it.

That is an odd arrangement and I looked at it with a couple of different aerial photos before I was sure that what I was seeing really were the shadows of basketball backboards. Some schools and parks have found unusual ways to find room for basketball hoops in cramped play areas.

I've only been using the landuse=recreation_ground this way for a couple of months now. I saw that someone else had used this tag this way at another school in Texas (can't remember where now) and I thought it looked like a good idea. This way, somebody with local knowledge can come along later and add a surface=* tag for the whole fenced area and not just the sports courts. It doesn't hurt that it also looks nicer that way.