Kingdom Faith Church

A small religious building that punctuates the Sussex countryside between Horsham and the surrounding villages. Kingdom Faith Church is a modest evangelical chapel - the sort of place that wouldn't register on most tourist maps but tells you something real about how rural England works. The structure itself is fairly unremarkable from the outside, the kind of converted barn or purpose-built space you see dotted throughout the Home Counties.

Really, this is only worth a detour if you're genuinely interested in contemporary British Christianity or documenting the area's lesser-known landmarks. It's not a grand medieval pile or a National Trust showstopper. Most casual visitors passing through Horsham won't find much to hang around for - you could glance at the exterior in five minutes and move on.

If you're camping at one of the local spots like Sands Farm or Raylands Country Park, and you fancy a walk to spot local architecture and village life, fine. It breaks up an afternoon. But don't rearrange your itinerary for it. The real draw of this corner of Sussex is the rolling farmland, the proper country pubs, and the quieter market town feel of Horsham itself.

Access details are thin on the ground - no opening hours or admission fees appear to be publicised, which suggests it's a working chapel rather than a visitor attraction. Worth knowing before you trek out there.