All Saints' Church, Faringdon

The church sits right in the heart of Faringdon's market square, impossible to miss with its sturdy tower and neat stone exterior. All Saints' is the sort of place that rewards a proper look around - the interior's got some genuinely interesting bits if you take time to wander through, with monuments and stained glass that tell you something about the town's medieval roots.

It's primarily a working parish church, so opening times vary and you'll want to check before making a special trip. That said, if you're already in Faringdon for the market or a walk around town, ducking inside takes ten minutes and costs nothing. The churchyard itself is peaceful enough for a quiet sit-down, which matters when you're camped nearby.

For church enthusiasts or history types it's worth a visit, particularly if you're staying at one of the nearby parks - Faringdon Grange or The Real Campsite are both within walking distance. Younger kids might find it a bit quiet and static, unless they're into spotting medieval carvings and reading old tombstones. Walkers will appreciate that it's central to Faringdon's footpath network, making it a natural stop rather than a deliberate detour. It's the sort of thing you'd see while you're here rather than travel specifically for, but that's not a criticism - it's a solid piece of the town's character.