The Corsham Gallery

Corsham's art gallery sits in the heart of this compact Wiltshire town, just a short drive from Chippenham. The space showcases local and contemporary work - nothing you'll necessarily travel miles out of your way for, but genuinely worth an hour if you're passing through or based nearby at one of the caravan parks dotting the area.

The gallery tends to rotate exhibitions, so what's on the walls changes regularly. It's the kind of place where you might stumble across an emerging artist or a thoughtful community project. Not grand or showy, but that's rather the point - it feels approachable, somewhere you could actually imagine talking to the curator.

If you're staying at Piccadilly Caravan Park or The Moors Campsite, both close by, you could easily pop in on a wet afternoon or between walks. The nearby Bath Stone mines and Corsham Court offer cultural substance too, so the town rewards a proper afternoon's exploration rather than a rushed visit.

Admission details vary depending on what's showing. Best to ring ahead or check when you book your caravan pitch - locals at Roe Deer Fields will know current opening hours. It's free more often than not, which sweetens the deal. Allow about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on how you like to move through galleries. Families with older kids will find it fine; anyone younger will likely get bored quickly.