Coral Brighton & Hove Greyhound Stadium

Greyhound racing at Coral Brighton & Hove isn't for everyone, but if you've never caught an evening under the lights with a flutter on, it's genuinely odd fun. The stadium sits on the outskirts of Brighton, close enough to town that you can combine it with an evening out without much faff. Racing nights run regularly, and you'll find a proper mix of locals, tourists, and serious punters who've studied the form sheets like their life depends on it.

The whole affair has a distinctly old-school British feel - there's something charmingly dated about the whole operation, from the tannoy announcements to the trackside betting. A night here works best if you go in with the right attitude: don't expect glamour, don't expect to win money, and definitely don't expect anyone to be quiet during the races. Families with older kids will find it interesting as a cultural oddity; younger children might struggle with the pace and noise. Racing fans and sports bettors, naturally, will get the most out of it.

Based from one of the nearby campsites like Pegs and Pitches or Brighton Caravan and Motorhome Club, you're well placed for a quick trip into town for food beforehand, then over to the stadium for an hour or two of entertainment. It's the sort of night that makes for decent stories after, even if the dog you backed finishes fifth.