The Neville Pundole Gallery

The Neville Pundole Gallery sits in Folkestone, a working gallery that takes itself seriously without any pretension. Walking in, you're met with contemporary art on the walls - the kind that makes you stop and actually think about what you're looking at rather than shuffle through on autopilot.

It's the sort of place that appeals to art enthusiasts and anyone tired of the usual seaside tourist traps. You won't find mass-produced prints here. Instead, there's a genuine curatorial eye at work, with rotating exhibitions that change regularly enough to warrant a return visit. The space itself feels intimate - not cavernous, not cramped. You can work through it properly in an hour, though you might linger longer if something catches your eye.

Bring the family if they're remotely interested in art, but don't expect to drag reluctant teenagers through it. This isn't interactive or Instagram-friendly in the usual sense. What it is, though, is refreshingly genuine.

If you're staying at Varne Ridge Holiday Park or Black Horse Farm Caravan and Motorhome Club just outside town, it's well worth the short drive into Folkestone. Pair it with a wander through the harbour area or a proper cup of coffee at one of the independents along the seafront. Greenhill Glamping and Hawthorne Trench are a bit further out, but still within reasonable striking distance if you want to mix some culture with your caravan holiday.