Tudworth Roundabout

The roundabout itself is nothing fancy - just tarmac and traffic, to be honest. But Tudworth Roundabout, just outside Doncaster, marks a proper bit of local pride. It's where you'll find a monument or sculptural feature that celebrates the area's character, a small but unmissable landmark if you're driving through South Yorkshire.

Truth is, you won't spend hours here. It's the kind of spot you photograph from your car or stop for five minutes if you're between places. Not one for a dedicated visit, but worth clocking if you're passing. The real draw is what's around it - Doncaster itself has decent shopping and the historic Doncaster Minster if you fancy proper culture.

If you're camping in the area, Mooreacres is barely two miles away, making this easy territory to explore while based there. Between Rivers Camping, five miles out, puts you in better countryside if that appeals more. From either site, you're well-positioned for day trips into Doncaster proper or further afield into Yorkshire's proper attractions.

Go if you're in the neighbourhood and curious about local landmarks. Skip it if you're planning a dedicated South Yorkshire expedition. It's more a 'tick that off' moment than a destination in itself.