Alan Kluckow Fine Art

Alan Kluckow Fine Art sits in Bracknell Forest, a short drive from Chertsey, and it's the kind of gallery that rewards a quiet afternoon if you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks. The space showcases contemporary art with a particular focus on figurative work and portraiture - nothing overly cerebral, just proper painting that you can actually connect with.

You'll spend anywhere from 45 minutes to two hours here depending on how much you want to sit with individual pieces. It's peaceful, which is either brilliant or dull depending on your mood. Families with young children might find it a bit too subdued - there's no interactive element to speak of, and fidgeting teenagers will be bored within 20 minutes. But if you're an art enthusiast or just after somewhere quiet to escape the caravan park routine, it's well worth the trip.

I'd suggest ringing ahead or checking their website first, as opening hours and admission prices aren't publicly listed - nothing worse than driving out to find the doors closed. The gallery pairs well with a broader Bracknell Forest outing if you're based at Chertsey Caravan Park or one of the other residential spots in the area. It's not a destination in itself, but as part of a rainy afternoon plan or a break from park activities, it fills the gap nicely. Best visited when you're not in a rush.