Broadway Museum & Art Gallery

Broadway's museum sits right in the heart of this handsome Cotswold village, a solid reason to spend an hour or two if you're camping nearby at Broadway Caravan and Motorhome Club or any of the other parks dotted within a few miles. The gallery focuses on local art and the village's own heritage - which matters more than you'd think given Broadway's considerable artistic pedigree. You'll find rotating exhibitions alongside permanent collections that speak to the area's creative spirit and its evolution over the years.

It's the sort of place that rewards a slow afternoon rather than a quick dash. Art lovers and anyone curious about how the Cotswolds shaped its cultural reputation will find plenty to absorb here. Families with older kids who can appreciate galleries will get something out of it, though younger children might clock out after forty minutes or so.

The village itself is the real draw - proper honey-coloured stone, decent shops and cafés, and enough walking territory to justify a full day. If you're based at Leedons or Cotswold Woodland Glamping nearby, this slots in nicely as a rainy-day option or a cultural breather between rambles. Check opening times before you go, as these smaller galleries can be closed mid-week during quieter seasons. It won't revolutionise your holiday, but it's worth the detour if you're already in Broadway exploring.