Not The Wall

The name alone will make you smirk. Not The Wall sits in Wokingham as a deliberately cheeky landmark - a local quirk that's worth the few minutes if you're passing through rather than a reason to make a special trip. It's exactly what it sounds like: something that pointedly isn't what you might expect, a bit of humour carved into the area's identity.

This one appeals to people who enjoy spotting oddball local landmarks and taking a daft photo for the folks back home. You'll find it's the kind of place that doesn't demand hours of your time - more of a "while we're in the area" stop between other activities. No admission fees, no opening hours to fret about, just show up and have a giggle.

It works well as a pit stop if you're basing yourselves at Warfield Park or Scotlands House Campsite, both within easy driving distance. Those staying at Warfield Park (3.9 miles away) could easily swing by while exploring Wokingham proper. The real value is in the absurdity of it - that very British sense of humour where someone decided to create something specifically to contradict its own name.

If you're travelling with kids who've got a sense of humour, they might enjoy the peculiarity of it all. For serious history or landmark hunters, save your energy for something with actual substance. But for a quick laugh and a memory, it's harmless fun.