Nash Wood Hill

There's a proper walk to be had up Nash Wood Hill, a modest peak just outside Hereford that rewards you with views across the surrounding countryside. Nothing dramatic - this is rolling Herefordshire, not the Brecons - but on a clear day you can see enough to make the effort worthwhile.

It's a straightforward woodland walk, well-trodden enough that you won't get lost, though there's nothing fancy about it. Families with kids aged eight and up will manage fine; younger children might find the climb tedious. Most people allow an hour or so for the round trip, depending on how often you stop to catch your breath and take photos.

The main draw here is the peace. You won't fight crowds, and the woods are pleasant enough - mostly deciduous, so spring bluebells and autumn colour are decent bonuses if you time it right. Summer can feel a bit muggy under the trees. Winter's fine too if the ground hasn't turned to mud.

For a caravan holiday in the area, it slots in neatly with a visit to Hereford itself, or as a half-morning stretch before heading to the nearby campsites - Moorhampton is only 1.8 miles away, making it convenient without being obvious. It's not going to be the highlight of your trip, but it's a solid break from the car and beats sitting around the campsite. Free to visit and no special equipment needed.