PaperBurn

PaperBurn is a contemporary art gallery just outside Worksop that focuses on paper-based and mixed media work. It's the sort of place that rewards a proper look around - you'll find installations, prints, and experimental pieces that take advantage of what you can actually do with paper beyond framing it on a wall.

The gallery itself is fairly compact, so you're not talking about spending half a day here. Most visitors get through it in 45 minutes to an hour and a half, depending on how much time you spend reading the artist statements and thinking about what's in front of you. If you're already in the area for a caravan park stay - Clumber Park Lodges or Riverside Caravan Park are both within striking distance - it's genuinely worth the short drive. Worksop's not overflowing with cultural attractions, so this fills a gap.

It works best for anyone with even a passing interest in contemporary art or craft. Kids can find it a bit slow unless they're already into that sort of thing, but it's never going to be rammed with school groups, so it's quite peaceful. The work on show changes regularly enough that repeat visits make sense if you're staying at one of the nearby parks for a week.

Admission details and current opening hours aren't always easy to pin down online, so ring ahead or check their website before you head over. Definitely worth slotting into a broader park holiday in the area - pair it with a walk around Clumber Park itself if the weather's decent.