Broccoli and Grape

The name alone stops you in your tracks - Broccoli and Grape sounds like either a very niche greengrocer or something someone dreamed up after a few too many wines. It's actually a gallery near Horsham in Surrey, and it's exactly the sort of place that rewards a bit of curiosity.

Once you find it (Google Maps will be your friend here, as details are thin on the ground), you'll discover a space devoted to contemporary art and creative work. The gallery punches above its weight for the area - the kind of spot that takes itself seriously without being pretentious about it. Work rotates, so what's on when you visit depends entirely on timing, but expect anything from painting and sculpture to more experimental pieces.

It works best for art types and anyone who fancies something a bit different from the usual park holiday fare. Kids might get restless if they're hoping for interactive installations, so this isn't a "drag the children round" kind of visit. You'll want to allow 45 minutes to an hour, depending on what's showing and how long you linger.

Being this close to Horsham means you're well-positioned for the cluster of camping options dotted around - Raylands Country Park, Henfold Lakes, and Worth Forest Glamping are all within striking distance. Pop here between countryside walks or when the weather's turned too wet for mucking about outdoors. It's proper useful for that reason alone.