Lieutenant-Colonel M.A.W. Swinfen-Broun J.P.

This historic site commemorates Lieutenant-Colonel M.A.W. Swinfen-Broun J.P., a figure of local significance in Staffordshire's heritage. The memorial or site marks the life of someone who clearly mattered to the region's civic and military history, though details about the exact nature of the location remain sparse. If you're staying at Kingfisher Holiday Park or Cannock Chase Camping and Caravanning Club Site - both excellent bases for exploring the area - it's worth investigating as part of a broader tour of Burton-on-Trent's historical attractions.

The appeal here depends entirely on your interest in local military and administrative history. Family groups might find it a bit underwhelming without context, though it serves as a useful waypoint between larger attractions in the region. Walking enthusiasts could incorporate it into a route exploring Staffordshire's countryside and heritage sites. The area around Burton-on-Trent has enough going on that you wouldn't make a special journey just for this alone, but if you're already in the vicinity - perhaps based at one of the nearby parks - it's the sort of place worth a stop of fifteen minutes to half an hour.

Best approached with a bit of local knowledge or a guidebook that explains Swinfen-Broun's achievements. Contact the Burton-on-Trent visitor centre or your holiday park staff for current access details and opening arrangements, as information online is limited.