St. Dunstan's Catholic Church

You'll find St. Dunstan's tucked away in Street, a market town in Somerset that's better known for its shoe factories than ecclesiastical treasures. The church itself is a proper Victorian-era build, all red brick and pointed arches - the sort of place that rewards a quick wander if you're passing through rather than demands a special trip.

It's a functioning Catholic church, so you'll want to check service times before you rock up. The interior is straightforward and sincere rather than jaw-dropping - no soaring medieval vaults or priceless stained glass to write home about. That said, if you're interested in 19th-century religious architecture or just fancy a moment's quiet while exploring Somerset, it's worth ten minutes of your time.

Street itself is walkable and has some character, especially around the old Clark's shoe museum and the nearby Glastonbury - which is only a few miles north if you're after something with genuine historical heft. For a camping holiday in the area, you're well positioned. Orchard Farm is the closest option at just 3.5 miles away, and Thorney Lakes sits at 4.8 miles if you want something slightly further afield. Neither is going to blow your mind, but they're practical bases for exploring the Somerset Levels.

Honestly, St. Dunstan's works best as part of a wider wander through Street and the surrounding villages rather than a standalone reason to visit. Kids will be bored within five minutes, walkers might enjoy it as a brief break on a longer route, and church enthusiasts will find it competent but unremarkable.