Green Park

You'll find Green Park tucked into the Wiltshire countryside near Bath - though honestly, it's more of a local breathing space than a headline attraction. It's a proper green stretch of land where you can stretch your legs, take a walk, and get some air without the crowds you'd find at the bigger tourist spots around Bath.

What makes it work is its simplicity. There's nothing fancy here - just open space, decent paths, and the kind of views that remind you why the South West appeals to people. It's the sort of place families with kids won't find thrilling for hours on end, but walkers will appreciate as part of a bigger day out. History buffs won't find much to get excited about either, unless you're the type who enjoys old parkland for its own sake.

If you're based at Campwell Farm or Stowford Manor Farm, both within a short drive, Green Park works as a morning potter or an afternoon leg-stretch. It won't eat up your whole day, which is fine - you're probably better off combining it with a trip into Bath itself or exploring the wider Wiltshire landscape. The nearest town connection means you can easily link it to other activities rather than making it a destination in itself.

The real question is whether you've got an hour to kill. If you do, and you're after fresh air and a walk that doesn't require serious navigation, it's worth a look. Just don't expect it to be the highlight of your holiday.