Imagination

Imagination is a striking public art landmark in Bracknell Forest, just a short drive from Windsor. It's the sort of thing you spot and think 'what on earth is that?' - a bold sculptural installation that's become part of the local landscape. The piece itself is worth a proper look if you're passing through the area, and it makes for decent photography if you're into that sort of thing.

The landmark appeals most to art enthusiasts and anyone doing a broader tour of Bracknell's public spaces. It won't consume your afternoon - ten minutes on foot is plenty - but it's an interesting detour if you're already in the neighbourhood. Kids might find it curious rather than engaging, so don't expect them to linger.

If you're based at one of the nearby caravan parks - Cranbourne Hall is closest at just over a mile - Imagination makes sense as a quick outing without straying far from your pitch. Pair it with a walk around Bracknell town centre or push on towards Windsor for proper tourist attractions. The practical details are sparse, but the location is accessible and it costs you nothing but a few minutes of your time.

It's the kind of landmark that rewards a genuine wander through the area rather than a dedicated pilgrimage. Come across it on a walk and you'll appreciate it more than driving specifically to see it.