Holy Trinity (destroyed 1992)

Holy Trinity in South Brent is a church that no longer stands - it was destroyed in 1992, which makes visiting it an odd sort of pilgrimage. What remains is the site where this Devon landmark once held a place in the local community. If you're touring the area around South Brent, it's the kind of stop that appeals to history enthusiasts and those interested in lost places rather than families after a day out.

The destruction of the building makes this less about architecture and more about local heritage. You're standing where something mattered to people for generations, which has its own quiet draw. It's the sort of spot that rewards curiosity - particularly if you're already exploring South Brent itself.

Staying at either Ashbourne Woods or Dornafield Dartmoor Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite puts you within easy reach. Ashbourne Woods especially, at just over three miles away, makes a sensible base if you're keen on visiting local churches and historical sites across the region. Allow perhaps half an hour if you're combining this with other South Brent landmarks, though realistically you're not looking at lengthy time on the ground here.

Given the building no longer exists, this is really for heritage completists or those researching the area's past. Kids will likely find it underwhelming compared to an intact church with proper interiors to explore. But if you're working through local history, it's worth a brief detour.