ONE NK

One NK is Nottinghamshire's answer to the question: what happens when a county decides to build itself a proper landmark? Standing near Lincoln, this angular structure cuts quite a figure on the landscape - the sort of thing that makes you do a double-take from the motorway.

It's fundamentally a symbol rather than a destination where you'll spend hours, but that's rather the point. The appeal lies in understanding what it represents for the region, and it works brilliantly as a photo stop or a marker point when you're touring the area. You won't need more than twenty minutes here unless you're genuinely invested in regional identity and public art.

If you're based at one of the nearby caravan parks - and there are some solid options within a few miles, including the well-rated Lakeside Touring Caravan Park and Four Seasons Country Park - One NK makes sense as a quick leg-stretch between other activities. Hartsholme Country Park campsite is closest at just two miles away, which is handy.

Historically minded visitors and those with an interest in contemporary landmarks will get more from it than families with restless kids. The real value is as part of a broader Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire loop rather than a standalone trip. It's the sort of thing you're glad you've seen, but you wouldn't rearrange your holiday around it.

Call ahead to check current access before you visit - details can be thin on the ground for newer attractions like this.