The Canine Club - Hemingby

A proper quirky stop on the Lincolnshire map, The Canine Club near Hemingby is exactly what it sounds like - a landmark dedicated to our four-legged friends. It's become something of a local talking point, and if you're camping nearby at Three Horseshoes or Oxcombe, it's worth a detour from Louth to see what all the fuss is about.

The attraction itself is fairly straightforward - a celebration of dog culture and canine heritage, though exact details on what's inside or how it operates remain a bit thin on the ground. It's the kind of place that appeals to dog lovers who want something a bit different from the usual tourist trail. Families with children and, obviously, anyone travelling with a pooch will find it worth stopping by.

Being free or paid isn't entirely clear from what's available, so ring ahead before you go - it'll save a wasted journey if you're planning to visit on a specific day. Allow an hour tops, probably less if you're not mad about dogs. The real appeal is that it breaks up a park holiday nicely. If you're staying at Oxcombe Campsite - which gets five stars for good reason - or the five-star Lincolnshire Glamping site, you're within easy reach for an afternoon outing.

Truthfully, it's a bit niche. But that's rather the point. Not every holiday attraction needs to be universally brilliant, and sometimes the odd little finds make for the best memories.