Owl

Owl is a contemporary art gallery tucked away in the Perthshire countryside, and it's the sort of place that rewards the detour if you're already camping or caravanning nearby. The space itself is intimate - nowhere near the scale of Perth's bigger institutions - but that's rather the point. You're looking at work from emerging and established artists in a setting that feels personal, often with a strong focus on visual art that responds to landscape and place.

The gallery works best for art enthusiasts and anyone looking to break up a park holiday with something a bit different. If you're staying at Scone Camping and Caravanning Club Site or Perth Caravan Park, it's close enough for an afternoon visit without eating into driving time. Budget an hour or two depending on what's on - some shows are dense, others more spacious.

Worth checking their website or ringing ahead before you go, as opening hours vary and you'll want to know what's currently showing. Gallery visits are generally free or small donation-based, though this does vary with exhibitions. It's not the sort of place to drag reluctant teenagers to, but if your crew are into visual art or you want to see what's happening in contemporary work beyond the big city galleries, it's worth the small effort to find it.