Tick-Tock Park, Stoke Green

The clock tower at Tick-Tock Park is one of those landmarks you'll spot from the road and wonder about. Stoke Green's most distinctive feature, it's a proper focal point - the kind of thing locals probably drive past without thinking twice, but visitors tend to stop and take a photo. The park itself is modest by modern standards, but that's rather the charm of it.

It's a good spot if you're breaking up a journey near Coventry, or if you're based at nearby Eriba Glade Touring Caravan Park and fancy a wander on foot. Don't expect grand facilities or a major attraction - this is more about the landmark itself and a bit of local colour. Kids might enjoy the novelty of the clock tower for five minutes, though you're not looking at a destination that'll keep them entertained for hours.

The real appeal here is as part of a wider explore of the area rather than a standalone visit. Pop over if you're in Warwickshire anyway, grab a photo of the tower, and move on. It works well as a gentle walk break between caravan sites or en route to other attractions in the West Midlands. Worth the detour if you're nearby, but don't plan your whole trip around it. Admission appears to be free, which is handy - no surprises at the gate.