Kestrel

Walking into Kestrel feels like stumbling upon someone's private art collection - in the best way. This Warwickshire gallery sits within a stone's throw of Kenilworth, and it's the sort of place that rewards the curiosity of visitors who venture slightly off the beaten track.

What you'll find inside depends on the current exhibition, but Kestrel trades in contemporary work and has built a reputation for showing emerging artists alongside more established names. The space itself is intimate - not vast, not overwhelming - which means you can spend a proper hour or two without gallery fatigue setting in. It's the kind of venue where the staff actually know what they're talking about, and you won't feel rushed through.

This works particularly well for art-minded types who want something beyond the usual museum circuit. If you're camping at Broadwell Woods or Hollyfast Caravan Park - both within a few miles - it's absolutely worth a detour into Kenilworth town centre to see what's on. The surrounding area is solid walking country too, so you could easily tie it into a morning exploring the town itself before heading back to your pitch.

Before you go, check their current opening hours and what's showing - it's not the kind of place you stumble into without notice. Entry charges vary depending on the exhibition. Allow 60 to 90 minutes unless you're particularly invested in the work on display.