Super Kingdom

Super Kingdom is an art gallery tucked away in Kent that specialises in contemporary work - the sort of place you'll either find genuinely interesting or walk through in twenty minutes flat. The space itself is modest, which means the work gets proper breathing room rather than feeling crowded or shouty.

It's worth a stop if you're into current visual art or looking for something beyond the usual tourist trail. Kids might get restless unless they're already gallery-trained, but it won't eat up half your day if you've got other plans. The nearest town is Kent itself, so you're looking at easy access from anywhere in the region.

If you're camping locally - Dunn Street Farm Campsite is just over three miles away, or you could push to Painters Farm or Mount Ephraim Glamping Pods for a bit more comfort - this makes a decent rainy-day option or a cultural breather between outdoor activities. The admission details aren't entirely clear online, so ring ahead to check opening hours and whether they charge entry.

Honestly, it depends what you're after. For art enthusiasts on a Kent holiday, it's worth pencilling in. For everyone else, weigh it against whatever else is nearby - this isn't the sort of gallery that'll change your life, but it's a solid hour if you're passing through.