King's Community Church

King's Community Church sits quietly on the outskirts of Hatfield, a modern evangelical place of worship that draws worshippers from across the local area. It's the kind of church you'd pass without thinking twice if you didn't know what you were looking for - contemporary in feel rather than grand or historic. The congregation is active and welcoming, which is the main draw for visitors interested in joining Sunday services or midweek activities rather than turning up for the architecture.

This isn't a destination for church tourists hunting medieval stonework or stained glass. What you get instead is a functioning community space where local Christians gather. If you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks - Marshmoor Crescent Park, Commons Wood, or The Mimms are all within easy reach - and you're after a Sunday service, it's worth a look. The location is convenient for Hatfield itself, which has the usual shops and amenities you'd expect from a Hertfordshire town.

Really, this works best if faith is part of your holiday plans. Solo church-spotters will find little to occupy them for more than twenty minutes. Families looking for community involvement during a caravan break might find it useful, especially if the church runs children's activities. Ring ahead to check current service times and what's on - opening hours aren't widely advertised online.