Raymond McEnhill Stadium

Raymond McEnhill Stadium sits on the edge of Salisbury, home to the local football club and the sort of ground you'd visit if you're genuinely interested in grassroots sport rather than chasing a Premier League experience. It's a proper community stadium - nothing fancy, but that's rather the point. The pitch is well-maintained and the atmosphere on match days has that earnest, local feel you won't find at bigger grounds.

If you're a football fan with time to kill during a park holiday in the area, catching a match here beats sitting in a caravan on a damp afternoon. The stands fill with regulars who actually know the players' names, which makes for decent entertainment. Outside match days, there's not much to do beyond the perimeter fence, so don't plan your whole trip around a stadium tour.

The nearby Salisbury Camping and Caravanning Club Site is less than two miles away, making it easy to base yourself there if you want to catch a game. Alternatively, Salisbury Campsite at Bake Farm and Coombe Caravan Park offer slightly more distance but are still within reasonable driving. Salisbury itself - cathedral, market square, the lot - is your actual draw for a longer stay in Wiltshire. The stadium works as a rainy-day option or evening entertainment, not the main event.