Wellesbourne Airfield Market

An airfield market might sound niche, but Wellesbourne's version is genuinely worth a Saturday morning visit if you're camping nearby. The market operates on the grounds of a working airfield just outside Warwick, which means you get the slightly surreal experience of browsing stalls while small aircraft potter about overhead. It's an easy run from any of the caravan parks in the area - Newlands is literally half a mile away, making it ideal for a lazy breakfast outing.

You'll find the usual market suspects: fresh produce, local crafts, vintage bits, and food stalls. Nothing revolutionary, but it's the setting that makes it work. Families with kids often enjoy the novelty of the airfield location, though the novelty wears thin after ninety minutes or so. If aviation actually interests you, it's worth knowing the airfield itself sometimes has flying displays or heritage aircraft you can spot.

The market runs on weekends when weather permits - that's the main catch. Opening times tend to be morning into early afternoon, but do check before making the trip from your caravan. It's free to wander, though obviously you'll want to buy something. Admission details aren't always clear online, so ring ahead if you're planning a special trip. Combined with Warwick's town centre (just three miles away) or the various parks dotted around Stratford way, it works as a pleasant Saturday diversion rather than a day-long destination. Go for the market, stay for a proper lunch in Warwick.