Enjoyed a great day out at the races with a picnic sat in the middle of the race track. Easy to place a bet and watch the horses up close.

By far the best location of any Premiership Rugby Ground. Just compare with Wasps (Industrial Estate), Worcester (the back of beyond by the Motorway). I could go on. Wonderful setting, by the Weir, right in the centre of such a beautiful City. Superb pubs and restaurants just a few minutes walk away. But the ground itself is very poor; temporary... More

Great for us Sarries supporters to be able to mix in cultural with sightseeing. We won, what more could we ask. Got soaking wet but suggest booking earlier to get a covered seat. All areas are mixed supporters, but a great example of god sportsmanship. I still don't know how or why a scrum is called but we had a... More

Well, it was raining heavy and we were on the open terrace and Bath last; however, it was still a good day out. Very easy to get to on the train but Bath was very busy aside from the rugby so always make sure you've got enough time to get there. Try to walk into the ground from the south... More

As a Saracens supporter, my usual stroll from the Watford Town centre pubs on a match day is the not very magical trek along Vicarage Road through the old run down housing stock section of West Watford with its plentiful fried chicken and betting shops. So for a more atmospheric experience, when the fixture lists come out, one of the... More

I went to watch Bath play Rugby had a great day easy ground to find. Set in beautiful surroundings in a very historical city

Thought the location of this ground is fantastic. Really close to town & to the river. 2 pint plastic cups for beer & lager seemed to be very popular with the fans & facilities were good even in the clearly temporary Novia stand! View from that stand was great too. Chatting to a few locals after the game though, it's... More

Been there again great day out easy to get to buy train great atmosphere, seats we had were great the rec is great for any rugby fan of any age very friendly staff willing to help

Oh how we need a new ground as well as a few new players -- so many other Premier Grounds make ours look what it is -- a public park. In todays world of Rugby we are still not far on from the pre proffesional days