Horse and Caravan

The Horse and Caravan is a proper quirky gallery tucked away in Nottinghamshire, and it's exactly the sort of place that makes you glad you took a wrong turn. What you're looking at here is art centred around the rather specific subject of horses and caravans - vehicles, paintings, sculpture, the lot. It sounds niche, and it absolutely is, but there's something unexpectedly compelling about seeing a theme explored with real depth.

The space itself feels intimate rather than grand, which suits the work. You'll spend a good hour here if you're genuinely interested in the subject matter, maybe thirty minutes if you're just passing through. It's the type of gallery that appeals most to artists, rural enthusiasts, and anyone with a soft spot for equestrian culture - not especially a draw for restless kids, if I'm honest.

From Nottingham, it's a straightforward run out into the countryside. If you're staying at Janson Fishery Caravan & Camping, just four miles away, you could easily tack this on to a day exploring the area without too much faffing about. The real pull here is that it's genuinely different from the usual gallery fare you'll find in the city. Whether admission is charged I can't confirm, so ring ahead before you head out. It's not essential viewing, but it's worth the detour if you're curious.