Gallery East

Free admission makes this small gallery in Woodbridge proper worth a quick look, though don't expect the Tate Modern. Gallery East showcases local Suffolk artists and rotating exhibitions that lean heavily toward landscapes and seascapes - unsurprising given the county's coastal setting. The space itself is compact, housed in what feels like a converted shop front, so you're looking at 30 minutes maximum unless something really grabs you.

Families might find it a bit dry for younger children, but it's the sort of place that works well as a rainy day diversion when you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks like Moon & Sixpence or Secret Meadows Glamping. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the focus on East Anglian talent, and there's often pottery or textile work alongside the paintings.

The gallery sits right in Woodbridge town centre, so you can easily combine it with a wander around the shops or a coffee stop. Since it's free, there's no pressure to linger if contemporary art isn't your thing. Worth popping in if you're already in town, but I wouldn't make a special trip from your holiday park just for this.