Summerley Hall Gallery, Lynne Wilkinson Fine Art

The gallery sits in Dronfield, a proper working town in South Yorkshire where you won't find the usual tourist theatre. Summerley Hall houses Lynne Wilkinson's fine art collection - contemporary work that actually rewards spending time with it rather than rushing through. The space itself feels personal, the kind of place where the owner knows what she's showing and why.

You'll spend anything from forty minutes to two hours here depending on how much the work speaks to you. There's no pretension to it. People who love painting, printmaking and sculpture will find plenty to look at. Families with restless kids might want to keep it brief - it's not a playground, and that's rather the point.

If you're camping at Rother Valley Country Park or Riverside Valley just down the road, the gallery makes a decent half-day addition rather than another loop round the fields. The nearby towns have cafes and pubs worth knowing about, so you can make an afternoon of it without overcommitting. Call ahead to check opening hours and whether there's any admission charge - details aren't widely published online, which tells you this is a quiet, curated space run by someone who cares more about the work than footfall numbers.

Worth the detour if contemporary art interests you. If you're mainly after walks and fresh air, Rother Valley's lake and woodland will keep you busier.