Fountain of life Church

The Fountain of Life Church sits quietly on the edge of Swaffham, a modest brick building that doesn't announce itself loudly but rewards those who take time to step inside. It's a contemporary place of worship, which means you won't find centuries of stone and stained glass - instead there's an openness and light that feels quite different from Norfolk's older parish churches.

What makes it worth a visit depends entirely on your inclination. If you're after architectural history, you'll want to explore Swaffham's market square and the impressive Church of St Peter and St Paul instead. But if you're curious about how modern communities gather and worship, or you're here on a Sunday and fancy joining a service, this is a welcoming spot. The interior is bright and functional rather than ornate, which some find refreshing and others find a bit stark.

There's no charge to look around, and it won't eat up more than twenty minutes of your time. The real draw for a caravan holiday is using it as part of a broader Swaffham morning - the market, a coffee, a walk around town - rather than a destination in itself.

If you're based at Breckland Meadows Caravan Park just down the road, it's a pleasant stroll into town. Norfolk Woods Resort & Spa, a few miles further out, gives you access to quieter countryside routes if you prefer walking to driving.