Oink Gallery

Tucked away in the Wiltshire countryside near Botswicky Copse, Oink Gallery is exactly what its name suggests - a proper art space dedicated to pig-related work and themes. You'll find paintings, sculptures, prints and installations that celebrate porcine subjects in wildly different styles, from dead serious contemporary art to cheeky pop culture references. It's the sort of place that shouldn't work on paper but absolutely does once you're standing in front of a massive oil painting of a pig wearing sunglasses or a bronze sow mid-trot.

The gallery itself has character - nothing corporate or sterile about it. Works rotate regularly, so even repeat visitors find fresh material. Allow an hour minimum, though you could happily spend longer if you're into art. It's genuinely not a gimmick; the standard of artists showing here is genuinely strong.

Families with older kids who can appreciate art beyond the novelty factor will get the most from it. Younger children might lose interest after twenty minutes. Art enthusiasts and anyone after something properly different in Wiltshire should make the trip. If you're staying at Nordic Glamping at Botswicky nearby, this is an easy detour that breaks up an afternoon nicely.

Specific opening hours and admission details aren't confirmed online, so phone ahead before visiting. Worth ringing around to check what's currently showing too - exhibitions change and you'll want to know if there's something that speaks to you.