- Family : ACERACEAE
- Poisonous : no
- Edible : not edible
- Names_En : Field maple
- Names in other languages : Spaanse aak (NL), Çit Akçaağacı (TR)
- Size : 8-12m
- Invasive species? : no
- Form of inflorescense : Panicle
- Deciduous / Evergreen : deciduous
- Notes: : For street planting a cultivar should be applied, e.g. Acer campestre 'Elsrijk'
- Fruit : samara with two winged seeds aligned at 180º
- Functions for birds : no
- Uses: : Landscape element, semi-natural vegetation, park, street planting, urban open space, hedgerow
- Sensory Plant for: : auditory sensation
- Form : Tree, shrub
- Growing Conditions : Light: Shade, Mix of sun and shade, Semi shade, Sun – slightly shad Soil: damp/rather moist soil, dry soil, moderate nutrient soil, nutrient rich soil, calcareous / alkaline soil
- Flowering period : Early summer
- Ecotype : Woodland vegetation on dry and nutrient-rich soil
- Flowering colours : Green yellow
- Autumn colour : Yellow
- Functions for insects : Honeybees, Wild bees (solitary bees), Bumblebees
- Indigenous flora in : Austria, Spain, United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Ireland, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, Estonia, Hungary, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Turkey, Republic of Serbia, Australia
- Image Title : Leaf and inflorence of Acer campestre