Granary Gallery

The Granary Gallery sits right in Berwick-upon-Tweed's town centre, housed in a converted Victorian grain store - the building itself is half the appeal. Inside, you'll find contemporary art exhibitions that rotate regularly, so what's on the walls depends entirely on when you visit. It's a proper working gallery, not a stuffy museum piece.

This is the sort of place that rewards a slow half-hour rather than a rushed 15 minutes. Local and regional artists feature prominently, with everything from painting and sculpture to installation work. The space is intimate enough that you don't feel lost, but substantial enough to justify the walk from your caravan park.

Families with older kids who can appreciate art without needing to touch everything will get more from it than those with toddlers. History buffs interested in Berwick's industrial past will enjoy the building itself - it's a tangible piece of the town's grain-trading heritage. Artists and creatives? They'll probably want to strike up a conversation with the staff about what's showing.

It's free to get in, which means no financial commitment if you're just curious. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 11am to 4pm. If you're staying at Haven Berwick Holiday Centre or the Seaview Caravan Site - both mere minutes away - it's an easy addition to a morning in town. Worth combining with a proper look around Berwick's cobbled streets and the ramparts. Don't expect to spend hours here, but do expect something worth seeing.