Becky Samuelson Fine Arts

You'll find Becky Samuelson Fine Arts tucked away in Ryde, a proper gem if you're after contemporary work during a caravan break on the Isle of Wight. The gallery showcases fine art in an intimate setting - think paintings, prints, and mixed media from established and emerging artists. It's the sort of place that rewards a slow wander rather than a quick dash through.

This works best for anyone with a genuine interest in visual art. If you're camping at St Helens Coastal Resort or Old Mill Holiday Park - both practically on your doorstep - you've got an easy stroll into town. Same goes for guests at Parkdean Resorts Nodes Point, which is less than a mile away. Families with teenagers who can appreciate something beyond theme parks will find it worthwhile. Young children will likely lose interest after twenty minutes, to be honest.

I'd allow an hour to browse properly without feeling rushed. The major drawback is that opening hours and admission details aren't readily available online, so ring ahead before you make the trip. Ryde itself has enough going on - seafront walks, arcades, fish and chips - that you won't regret the visit even if the gallery's closed when you arrive. Best approached as part of a broader Ryde morning rather than a destination in itself.