Dai David Art

Art galleries tucked into the Welsh countryside aren't what you'd expect to find, but Dai David Art proves that some of the best things happen by accident. Located in Powys, deep in Mid Wales, this is the sort of place you discover when you've taken a wrong turn and decide to stay for an hour anyway.

What you're looking at depends entirely on what's on show - it's a working gallery rather than a fixed museum, so the collection shifts. The space itself has that wonderful rawness you get in converted barns or rural studios, where the building becomes part of the experience rather than fighting against it. The artist's hand is everywhere, which is either refreshing or a bit much depending on your tolerance for intimacy with creative work.

This one's for people who like wandering into galleries without a plan. Families with young children might find it a bit quiet and sparse - there's not much here to occupy restless hands. But if you're the sort who reads every label and likes to chat to the maker about their process, you'll get something real out of it.

Admission details are thin on the ground, so ring ahead. Allow an hour maximum, less if the work doesn't grab you. It sits well within striking distance of Brecon Beacons Camping and Caravan Park or Four Falls Glamping if you're basing yourself in the area - the kind of thing you tack on to a morning's drive between campsites rather than plan a day around.