The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

This LDS chapel sits quietly in Lincolnshire, a fair drive inland from the seaside bustle of Cleethorpes. It's a working church for the local Latter-day Saints community, so visiting isn't quite the same as popping into your average parish church - you'll want to check opening times first, and respectful dress is essential.

The building itself is functional rather than grand, which is very much in keeping with LDS architecture. You won't find the soaring stone arches or stained glass of medieval cathedrals here. What you get instead is a space designed for community gatherings and worship, clean-lined and purposeful.

If you're staying at one of the caravan parks clustered around Cleethorpes - Haven Beach Holiday Park or Appletree are popular choices - this makes a quiet morning detour if you're interested in comparative religious architecture or have specific reasons to visit. Families won't find much to occupy children, and it's not the sort of stop where you'll linger for hours. Allow 30 minutes maximum, and ring ahead rather than turning up on spec.

Honestly? Unless you're LDS yourself or genuinely keen on modern ecclesiastical design, the attractions closer to Cleethorpes - the seafront, the pier - will eat up your time more productively. But if you're exploring the quieter corners of Lincolnshire between park stays, it's worth knowing it's there.