Museum Entrance

The museum entrance in Arundel sits right at the heart of this charming riverside town, and you can't miss it if you're wandering past the castle. It's the gateway to whatever collection lives inside - and honestly, without knowing the specifics of what's on display, it's hard to say if you'll want to spend two hours or twenty minutes in there. What I can tell you is that Arundel itself is worth a proper mooch around, and the museum is usually part of that circuit.

For families, it depends entirely on what's being shown. History enthusiasts will likely get more out of it than kids looking for hands-on activities, though that's pure speculation without seeing the exhibits. The town's got enough other attractions - the castle, the riverside walks, decent pubs - that you won't be stuck if the museum turns out to be a dud.

If you're based at Littlehampton Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite, just four and a half miles away, Arundel makes for an easy morning or afternoon trip. The drive's nothing, and you can park up and explore on foot. The museum entrance itself is free to reach, obviously, though admission costs remain a mystery. Pop in if you're in the area, but don't plan your whole holiday around it - Arundel's appeal is broader than that.