St Michael's

St Michael's sits right in the heart of Beccles, a proper medieval church that's been doing its thing for centuries. The sort of place that makes you actually pause and look up from your phone - the tower's impressive, the interior's got that hushed, contemplative feeling you either love or find a bit much depending on your mood.

You'll get the most from it if you're into church architecture or local history. It's not a destination attraction where you'll spend hours, but it's absolutely worth a 20-minute wander if you're already in Beccles town centre. The kind of visit that breaks up a park holiday nicely - pop in, have a look around, then grab a coffee nearby. Free entry as far as I can tell, though best check ahead as opening hours aren't clearly listed online.

If you're staying at The Wildings Elms Meadow or Dawn Chorus Holidays just down the road - both within walking distance - this pairs well with exploring Beccles' riverside walks and the town's independent shops. It's the sort of low-key cultural pause that makes a camping trip feel a bit more rounded, rather than just being about the accommodation and open air. Won't thrill younger kids for long, but older ones interested in medieval buildings will find it genuine rather than touristy.