Willow @ No 19

You'll find Willow @ No 19 tucked away near Chippenham, a small independent gallery that punches above its weight. It's the kind of place that rewards the effort of seeking it out - contemporary art and craft in what feels like someone's living room, which is rather the point. The intimate scale means you're never fighting crowds or trying to crane your neck around school groups.

This is a proper gallery for people who actually like looking at things without the usual white-cube pretension. Work tends toward contemporary painting, sculpture, and applied crafts - the sort of pieces that make you think rather than just photograph for Instagram. Allow an hour, perhaps two if you're genuinely engaged. There's no rushing through something this size.

Willow works best as a quiet midweek stop if you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks - Piccadilly or Roe Deer Fields are both close by and decent-rated. It's not a kids' attraction, to be honest. Older teenagers with an actual interest in art might get something from it, but younger children will be bored within ten minutes. The real audience here is anyone after some thoughtful, small-scale art without the fuss of a big institution.

If you're doing a Wiltshire break and fancy something beyond the usual tourist circuit, it's worth a detour. Just check opening hours first - independent galleries can be temperamental.