British Motor Museum

The British Motor Museum sits just outside Leamington Spa and houses one of the country's most comprehensive collections of British cars - we're talking everything from Morris Minors to Jensen interceptors, all under one roof. You'll spend a good three to four hours here if you're remotely interested in automotive history, picking through decades of design evolution and engineering decisions that shaped how we drove.

This one's absolutely worth the visit if you've got petrolheads in the family or you're the type who gets genuinely excited about a perfectly preserved Jaguar E-Type. The collection spans from the 1920s onwards, so there's proper depth to it - not just the showy stuff, but the everyday cars people actually owned and drove. Kids tend to get bored after about ninety minutes unless they're obsessive about cars, so it's best suited to adults or serious young enthusiasts.

Stay at one of the nearby parks - Harbury Fields Farm is only 3.6 miles away, making it a straightforward morning or afternoon outing from your caravan. Mount Farm Park and Fir Tree Campsite are similarly close, so you won't waste half the day driving. Worth checking their website for admission costs and opening hours before you head over, as these details change seasonally. The museum pairs well with exploring Leamington Spa itself, which has decent shops and restaurants if you want to stretch your legs after a few hours surrounded by chrome and nostalgia.