Everyday Sunshine

You'll find Everyday Sunshine tucked away in Greater London - it's a public artwork that's genuinely worth seeking out if you're staying at Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park or anywhere nearby. The piece catches you off guard; it's bold, optimistic, and exactly the sort of thing that makes you stop walking and actually look at your surroundings rather than just rushing through.

The work itself is site-specific public art, designed to provoke thought about urban life and shared spaces. It's the kind of landmark that photographs better in person than it does online, though don't expect massive crowds or queues. This isn't a traditional tourist attraction with opening hours and entry fees - it's free to view whenever you fancy, which is rather lovely.

Walkers and art enthusiasts will get the most from it. If you're after something quick during a caravan park stay, it's worth the trip north into London proper for an hour or so. Families with older kids who aren't completely bored by art installations might find it interesting, though younger ones will probably want moving on fairly quickly.

Timing-wise, go when the light's decent - early morning or late afternoon gives you better photographs. It's well-placed for combining with a wider wander through Greater London, and the proximity to Lee Valley makes it an easy addition to a weekend break if you're not content just sitting by a tent.