Tetley's South Stand

The South Stand at Elland Road is where Leeds United's soul lives. It's the oldest part of the ground, and you feel it the moment you walk in - the weight of decades, the roar that's echoed off those terraces since 1919. If you're planning a park holiday in West Yorkshire and you're even remotely interested in football history, it's worth the trip into Leeds just to see it.

What you're looking at is proper Yorkshire grit. The stand itself isn't flashy - it's functional, built for watching football, and it's been refurbished but never sanitised. The views from up top are excellent, and on match days the atmosphere is genuinely electric. Even on a non-match day, the stadium tours give you a real sense of what this club means to the city.

You'll get the most out of it if you're a football fan or someone interested in British sporting heritage. Kids who support Leeds or just love the game will be thrilled. If you're dragging reluctant family members along, allow an hour maximum - the tour moves quickly and there's only so much stadium wandering most people can take.

It's free to wander outside the ground, though proper tours require booking ahead. From St Helena's Caravan Park or Fairmead Farm Glamping, you're only 4-6 miles away, making it an easy half-day trip that breaks up a caravan holiday nicely. Go on a non-match day if you want a proper look around without the crush.