MKM Stadium

The home of Hull City Football Club sits on the edge of Beverley, a proper working football stadium that won't win any beauty contests but delivers exactly what you'd expect on match day. It's a functional, no-nonsense ground where the atmosphere depends entirely on who's playing and whether the team's having a decent season - which, let's be honest, hasn't always been the case for the Tigers.

You'll get the most from a visit if you're a football supporter, obviously. Match days are when the place comes alive, with crowds that can reach over 25,000. Non-match days are quieter affairs - stadium tours do happen, though you'd need to check ahead for availability and pricing. The stadium itself isn't a tourist attraction in the way that, say, a heritage ground might be; it's very much a working venue.

If you're camping at Manor Farm or Butt Farm, both within easy reach, and you've got match tickets, brilliant - you've got an evening sorted. The walk into Beverley town centre from the stadium takes about 15 minutes, so you can grab food or a drink before kick-off without faffing about. On non-match days, though, there's not much reason to make a special trip here unless you're a proper Hull City devotee or interested in watching the reserves train. The town of Beverley itself is far more interesting - excellent pubs, proper Georgian architecture, a beautiful minster. That's where you should spend your time.