Huish Park

Huish Park is Yeovil Town FC's home ground, a proper working football club stadium rather than a grand monument to the Premier League. If you're staying in Somerset and fancy catching a match, it's right on the edge of Yeovil itself - easy to get to, unpretentious, and genuinely worth an afternoon if there's a game on.

The ground has that real community feel you get at lower-league clubs. You're not watching millionaires; you're watching players who actually live in the area, supported by fans who've probably known them for years. The atmosphere can be crackling when the place is full, and there's none of that corporate sterility you find higher up the pyramid.

Football fans will obviously get the most from this - it's where you come if you want to watch the National League. But even if you're not obsessed with the sport, there's something about being inside a proper club ground that beats watching on telly. The stadium itself is modest but functional, and you can usually move around freely to find a decent vantage point.

If you're glamping at Esme's Escape just down the road (about five miles away), catching a Yeovil Town match could be a decent evening out. Check their fixtures online before you book - there's no point turning up hoping for a game that isn't on. Entry fees vary depending on the match and opposition, but it won't break the bank. Allow two to three hours total, including a pint beforehand if you fancy it.