Globe Way Stadium

The home of Wrexham AFC sits just over the border in Flintshire, a proper football shrine that's pulled in visitors from across North Wales and Chester for decades. Globe Way Stadium is where the Dragons play - it's the sort of ground that feels lived-in, with history soaked into every corner of the terraces and the worn turf that's seen countless local derbies and cup runs. You'll walk past the club shop, catch the smell of the pitch, and if you time it right during match day, feel the energy that only a football crowd can create.

Truth be told, unless you're a dedicated football fan or have kids desperate to visit a proper stadium, it's not a standalone day out. But if you're staying at one of the glamping spots nearby - Honeypot Hideaways or Willow Farm are both just a few miles away - and you've got someone in the party who bleeds red, a matchday visit or stadium tour could be the highlight. Check their fixture list before you book; standing in an empty stadium on a Tuesday afternoon isn't quite the same thing.

The location works well if you're basing yourself in the Chester area and fancy something different from the usual park routine. It's local football, genuine and unpolished - the kind of place where supporters actually know each other's names.