Enter Gallery

You'll find Enter Gallery tucked away in Sussex, just a short walk from Brighton's seafront bustle. It's a contemporary art space that punches well above its weight - the kind of place where you stumble in expecting a quick browse and end up losing an hour to something genuinely interesting. The gallery focuses on emerging and established artists, with a rotating programme that keeps things fresh across painting, sculpture, photography and installation work.

What makes it worth the trip is the intimacy of the space itself. Unlike the cavernous white boxes you get in bigger cities, Enter feels like you're inside someone's curated eye rather than a corporate machine. The staff actually know what they're talking about and won't bore you with pretentious waffle. If you're the type who enjoys contemporary art but finds yourself rolling your eyes at most gallery speak, this is your sort of place.

Allow an hour minimum, though you might stay longer depending on what's on. There's no phone-through confirmation of hours listed, so ring ahead or check their social media before making the trip from your campsite. Both Pegs and Pitches and Brighton Caravan and Motorhome Club are within easy reach, so it slots nicely into a longer stay near the coast. Not essential viewing, but if you're already in Brighton and you've tired of the pier and the pebbles, it's a proper alternative to the usual seafront routine.