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Staffordshire has some of the most popular holiday destinations, family locations, attractions & theme parks. The bustle of historic cities & castles, the pleasures of the seaside & activity venues, the tranquillity of its wild natural places, ancient monuments, country houses, theme parks, castles, fishing rivers, architecture.

Tourist Net UK's aim is to provide the tourist with the information they need to plan their holiday, family day out, in any part of Staffordhsire. If you wish to simply find accommodation, activities from water skiing, rock climbing to diving we have a page which directly provides links to hotels, guesthouses and lodgings of all descriptions throughout staffordshire.

We have information on hotels, self-catering accommodation including cottages and apartments, campsites, historic castles, attractions and activities to help you plan your trip. around the area including venues like Kidsgrove, Kingsley, Alton, Oakamoor, Blythe & Stoke-on-Trent.

However, like most industrial centres of Britain, this area has undergone dramatic changes in the last few decades helping it to restore much of its rural beauty.

Coal mining has all but ceased and the pottery processes no longer belch out the smoke from the kilns that gave Stoke-on-Trent the murky cloak for which it was once renowned. Surrounded by pleasant countryside containing several attractive historic houses and crossed by various canals, Stoke-on-Trent is now a modern city providing an ideal base from which to explore.

Nearby to the west and south are the market towns of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stone and Eccleshall. On the outer western boundary of this area, just inside the Shropshire border lies Market Drayton, "Home of Gingerbread".