Forest Screens

You'll find Forest Screens tucked away in Fife, a contemporary gallery that takes its name seriously - the work here plays with what you can see and what stays hidden. It's a proper art space, the kind where you're meant to pause and actually look rather than just snap photos for Instagram.

The gallery focuses on screen-based and digital work, which sounds niche but it genuinely works. You get a real sense of what artists are doing with projection, light, and video installation. It's not massive, so you won't need half a day, but it rewards proper attention. Worth allowing an hour if you're the type to read the notes and sit with pieces. Families with older kids who can tolerate a quiet space will appreciate it; younger children might fidget.

Glenrothes is minutes away, which makes this an easy detour during a caravan park stay in the area. Kingdom Caravan Park and Balbirnie Park Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite are both close by - you could easily pop over between other activities without any faffing about with travel. Wild Goose Glamping is a bit further out but still manageable if you're basing yourselves there.

The real strength here is if you're already doing the cultural angle in Fife rather than pure outdoor stuff. Pair it with a walk or another site nearby and you've got a well-rounded day. Don't expect blockbuster shows, but if contemporary work interests you at all, it's well worth the visit.