Jubilee Park

The open green space at Jubilee Park sits right on the edge of Woodhall Spa, a proper Victorian spa town that's seen better days but still has charm. It's essentially a community park - the kind of place locals bring dogs and kids, not a destination attraction that'll keep you occupied for hours. You get a decent stretch of grass, some trees, and the chance to stretch your legs after a drive.

If you're staying at one of the nearby parks - Woodhall Country Park just a ten-minute walk away, or Treetop Hideaways a mile out - this serves as a useful bit of green to decompress. It's the sort of spot that's brilliant for children who need a run-around between caravan days, or if you've got a dog that's gone stir-crazy in the car. The town itself has a small railway museum and a couple of decent cafes worth your time instead.

There's no obvious entrance fee or formal opening hours listed, which suggests it's a public amenity rather than a managed attraction. Allow twenty minutes if you're just passing through, longer if you've actually got children in tow who want to play. Best visited on a decent day - it's open to the elements and lacks the shelter of proper woodland parks nearby.

It's convenient rather than compelling, but if you're basing a holiday around the camping clusters in this area, it's a handy spot to know about. Don't go out of your way.