The Church Of Pentecost - UK

The Church of Pentecost sits in Northamptonshire, a short drive from Milton Keynes - the sort of place you'd only find if you were actually looking for it. It's a modern church building, nothing like the medieval stone affairs you'll find dotted across the county. The interior is straightforward and functional, which appeals to some visitors more than others.

This is really for people with a specific interest in contemporary religious architecture or those visiting family who worship here. It won't eat up much of your time - thirty minutes is plenty to have a look around and get a sense of the space. The building itself is what you're coming to see rather than any grand historical narrative.

If you're camping at Gullivers Campsite or Adventurer's Village - both within a couple of miles - it's an easy detour on a quiet morning if you fancy a bit of religious history. Cosgrove Park, three or four miles away, is better positioned as a base if you're planning to explore the broader Northamptonshire countryside. The area doesn't have the dramatic landscapes you'll find further north, but it's decent walking country.

Best to ring ahead or check their website before heading out, as opening times and access aren't widely published. You'll want to confirm they're open to casual visitors - some churches keep odd hours or close mid-week. Worth combining with a proper wander around Milton Keynes town centre if you've got a full day to kill.