The Emmerdale Village Tour

If you've spent any time watching Emmerdale on ITV, you'll recognise the village instantly - though the real locations are spread across the Yorkshire Dales rather than in one convenient spot. The tour takes you to actual filming locations where scenes are shot, giving you that slightly odd sensation of standing exactly where a dramatic showdown happened last Tuesday. You'll spot the Woolpack pub, various houses, and the village shop, though they're filmed at different times and places depending on what the producers need.

It's genuinely worth doing if you're a proper fan of the show. Casual viewers will find it a bit thin - there's only so long you can stand looking at a building that's used as a facade. Allow two to three hours, maybe longer if you're keen on chatting to the guides about behind-the-scenes gossip. Wetherby, just a few miles away, is your nearest town with proper facilities.

The tour works brilliantly as a break from park life if you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks like Maustin Park or Haighfield Holiday Park. Not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're hooked on the show, it's a fun couple of hours. Worth checking opening times and admission costs before you go - details can be tricky to pin down online. Families with younger kids might find their attention wandering unless they're already Emmerdale devotees.