Victoria Armstrong Fine Art Ltd

The gallery sits quietly on the outskirts of Salisbury, away from the cathedral bustle - a proper working studio and showcase space rather than some vast institutional affair. Victoria Armstrong shows contemporary fine art, and the whole setup feels personal. You're looking at work from someone who actually knows what they're doing, not just hanging whatever came in that week.

It's the sort of place where walkers heading into Salisbury from the camping sites - the Camping and Caravanning Club is practically next door - might pop in for an hour if the weather turns damp. Not a destination in itself, but absolutely worth the diversion if you're staying at Salisbury Campsite at Bake Farm or Coombe Caravan Park and fancy something beyond the usual tourist circuit. Kids won't linger long unless they're into art already, but quiet types and people who actually look at galleries rather than just rushing through will get something from it.

Contact details aren't widely available online, so ring ahead before you go - frustrating in this day and age, but it also means the place hasn't been swallowed by the gallery-chain machine. Admission details are similarly cagey, though small independent galleries like this one are usually free or a couple of quid. Allow 45 minutes to an hour, depending on how much you want to chat with the artist herself, which is one of the genuine advantages of somewhere this size. Summerlands Caravan Park, if you're staying further afield, is still under six miles away and makes for a viable afternoon trip.