Chester moved here from their old Sealand road ground around 10 years ago. This is not a bad ground. There is a good atmosphere here and decent parking. Unless they got drawn against Manchester United there is plentiful parking around the edge of the ground in the club car park. The ground is though effectively outside of the town and one should allow enough time to get there. Escaping from the car park after the game may also take some time. Despite being a small modern box type ground it somehow retains some degree of individuality. Maybe I am biased as Brentford won 3-1 here in their promotion season a few years ago and children were only charged £2 admission! Chester have had a tough few years and have almost gone out of existence a few times. As I write this they are top of the conference in April 2004 and looking like returning to the league with crowds that rarely go below 3500.

There is covered terracing behind both goals and similar sized fairly low stands along each length of the pitch. the ground is fully covered. The moderness of the ground means that space exists between the seats and the pitchside wall allowing spectators to comfortably walk along the front area of the stand.
These are good pictures as the light was superb the days that I got to take them.

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