Caroline Rowett

Caroline Rowett is a modest historic site near Looe that doesn't announce itself loudly - you'll need to hunt for it, and that's rather part of the appeal. The location holds significance in Cornwall's past, though the site itself is fairly understated compared to the county's big hitters. If you're the sort who likes piecing together local history and doesn't mind a bit of detective work, it's worth the detour from your caravan base.

The area around Looe itself is what makes this work as part of a broader holiday. You're within spitting distance of Killigarth Manor and Tencreek Holiday Parks if you're after a proper base, and the coastal town offers fish and chips worth having, plus coastal walks that'll do your steps count no harm. Tremeer Farm up the road does glamping if you fancy yurts instead of static caravans.

On its own, Caroline Rowett won't eat up your whole afternoon - this isn't a sprawling attraction with multiple buildings and heritage gardens. It's more the kind of stop you make when you're already exploring the Looe area, perhaps between a beach session and lunch. History buffs and those interested in Cornwall's local story will find it worthwhile; families with restless younger kids might find it a bit thin on obvious entertainment. No specific opening hours or admission details are reliably listed, so ring ahead or ask at your holiday park - locals know where everything really is, despite what the internet says.