Jenna Burlingham Gallery

The Jenna Burlingham Gallery sits quietly in West Berkshire, a few miles from Newbury - the sort of place you'd walk straight past if you weren't looking for it. Inside, it's contemporary art in an intimate setting, nothing pretentious about it. The work on display tends toward painting and sculpture with a modern sensibility, and the space itself feels lived-in rather than sterile.

This is genuinely for art enthusiasts rather than casual browsers. You won't spend hours here - more like 45 minutes to an hour - but if you're the type who actually reads the artist statements and thinks about composition, you'll find it worthwhile. Kids will get fidgety. Families doing the rounds of West Berkshire attractions might pencil it in if they're already in Newbury, but it's not a destination in itself.

The gallery works well as part of a wider Newbury weekend, especially if you're based at one of the nearby campsites - Bishops Green Farm is just over three miles away and highly rated, or Cherry Bird Country Park and Ravenswing Park if you want something slightly further out. Combined with the town's market and reasonable pubs, you could easily fill a day. Do ring ahead first though - opening hours aren't widely published, and you'll want to check they're actually open before making the trip from your campsite.