Stoke Climsland Parish Church

The church sits quietly in the village, easy to walk past if you're not looking. Stoke Climsland Parish Church is the sort of place where you'll find proper rural Devon - limestone walls, a modest tower, and the kind of peace you don't get in towns. Inside, there's decent medieval stonework and the usual scatter of old memorials that tell you something about who lived here centuries back.

It's worth a stop if you're into church architecture or just fancy a wander round the churchyard - there's something grounding about these village churches, especially when you're on a holiday park break. The walk from Callington takes maybe twenty minutes depending on your pace, and it's a decent way to stretch your legs between glamping pods or caravans.

History enthusiasts will get more from it than kids, honestly. There's no visitor centre, no interactive bits - it's just a proper working parish church. Go early morning or late afternoon when it's quiet and you might actually hear the birds. Admission appears to be free, though you should check locally before the trip.

If you're staying at Sunnyside Eco Glamping or Woodovis Holiday Park, this makes a straightforward afternoon detour that combines a bit of culture with decent countryside. Don't expect to spend more than an hour here, but it's the sort of place that reminds you why you came to Devon in the first place.