Cairnie Fruit Farm & Mega Maze

You'll know you're getting close to Cairnie when the farm signs start appearing on the approach roads outside Cupar. It's a working fruit farm that's opened up its grounds to families, and the main draw is the Mega Maze - a proper sprawling thing cut into the fields that changes design each season. On a decent day it's genuinely fun; kids will either crack it in twenty minutes or spend an hour going in circles, which is half the appeal.

The farm itself sells soft fruit and plants, and there are usually activities beyond just the maze depending on the time of year. It's the sort of place where you won't need more than two or three hours, so it works well as a half-day excursion rather than a full day out. Families with children aged five to twelve will get the most from it - younger kids might find the maze frustrating, and teenagers will likely find it a bit tame.

If you're based at The Rings or Snugs at Logie Farm - both genuinely excellent camping spots - Cairnie makes a straightforward add-on without taking you too far from your park. It's casual and unpretentious, which is exactly what a farm attraction should be. Check ahead before you visit as opening times can be seasonal, and the maze only really works in the growing months.