All Saints' Church, Yelvertoft.

All Saints' Church sits quietly in Yelvertoft, a village that most people drive straight past on the way to somewhere else. The building itself is medieval - proper old, with that solid Norman feel you get from churches that have been standing since the 12th century. Inside, there's some decent stained glass and the usual medieval fixtures, though nothing that'll have you gasping. It's the kind of place history buffs will appreciate far more than casual visitors.

The real draw is the walk around the churchyard. It's genuinely peaceful, with old gravestones dotted about and views across the Northamptonshire countryside that remind you why people settled here in the first place. You won't need more than thirty minutes, maybe forty-five if you're the type who reads every inscription.

If you're staying at one of the nearby parks - Bunkers Hill Farm is only three kilometres away, and Lakeview Glamping just under six - this makes a decent Sunday morning outing. It's free to visit and usually unlocked during daylight hours, though I'd suggest phoning ahead if you're making a special trip. Lutterworth is your nearest proper town, about eight kilometres south, so you could easily combine it with lunch there.

Honestly? It won't be the highlight of your park holiday. But if you're an early riser who likes a quiet walk and village churches, it's well worth the detour. Don't expect crowds or facilities - just tranquillity.