Pinkfoot Gallery

The Pinkfoot Gallery sits in Holt, a proper little market town that rewards wandering. Inside you'll find contemporary art and craft - the kind of place where local artists actually show their work rather than it being a corporate operation. The space itself is intimate, the sort of venue where you can spend twenty minutes or two hours depending on what's on and how much you fancy chatting to whoever's manning the desk.

It's not a day-long destination on its own. But if you're staying at Kelling Heath Holiday Park or one of the other caravan parks nearby, it's exactly the sort of thing that fills a morning before lunch. Particularly good if you've got teenagers who are tired of the beach or adults who want something beyond the usual Norfolk attractions. The gallery tends to attract people with actual interest in art rather than coach parties, which means it stays civilised.

Holt itself is worth the detour - independent shops, proper cafes, a genuine High Street that hasn't been entirely colonised by chains. Combine the gallery with a poke around town and you've got a solid half-day. It's free to look around, though obviously there's an expectation you might buy something if something catches your eye. No entry fee, no hassle, no set times that will ruin your morning if you're running late from breakfast.