Junkyard Golf

You'll find Junkyard Golf in Leeds, and it's exactly what the name promises - a deliberately tatty, brilliantly fun take on miniature golf. This isn't your grandfather's crazy golf course. The whole place is themed around salvage and reclaimed bits, with each hole playing off walls made from old doors, tyres, pallets, and genuinely inventive junk. It actually works as a course too, not just a photo opportunity.

Families with kids aged six and up will get the most mileage out of it. The holes are silly enough to make you laugh but tricky enough that you can't just breeze through - there's proper challenge here, which keeps boredom at bay for adults too. A round takes about an hour, sometimes less if you're not too bothered about winning.

As for the wider picture, if you're staying at Glenfield or Moor Lodge - both solid caravan parks about six miles out - this makes a decent afternoon break from the park routine. Leeds itself has plenty going on beyond mini golf, but if the weather turns or you need an indoor activity, this hits the spot without feeling like a tourist trap.

Check ahead for their current opening hours and admission prices, as these can shift. But on a rainy Yorkshire afternoon, you could do far worse than spending an hour whacking a ball through a beautifully constructed junkyard.