www.diddlysquatfarmprints.co.uk

Diddly Squat Farm Prints is Clarkson's farmshop gallery venture near Cheddar - a working farm that doubles as a space for art and merchandise. It's part shop, part exhibition space, and entirely reflective of the man's particular brand of rural enthusiasm. The prints and artwork on display lean heavily into countryside aesthetics: tractors, rolling Somerset hills, farm life rendered in various media. Honestly, it's a bit of a pilgrimage spot for his fans, but even if you're not bothered about the celebrity angle, the location itself is worth the trip. You're bang in the middle of Cheddar's proper outdoor territory - the Gorge is minutes away, and the surrounding hills offer genuine walking country.

The space works best for committed enthusiasts rather than casual browsers. Don't expect to spend hours here; most people move through in 45 minutes to an hour. It's free to have a wander, though the prints and products aren't cheap. Families with kids who like farms will find it mildly entertaining, though younger children won't be gripped for long.

Since you're camping at one of the half-dozen sites within walking distance - Petruth Paddocks and Cheddar Bridge are practically on the doorstep - you could easily pair this with a proper explore of Cheddar Gorge or a longer walk up the limestone hills. It's the sort of place that makes sense as part of a wider Somerset itinerary rather than a destination in itself. Worth 20 minutes if you're in the area and the farming aesthetic appeals; worth a detour if you're an enthusiast.