FunParx

You'll find FunParx just outside Kinghorn in East Lothian, and it's the sort of place that keeps kids occupied for a solid afternoon without breaking the bank on entry fees. It's a sports venue with a decent range of activities - think indoor play areas, climbing walls, and various court sports depending on what's on offer that day. The setup is fairly straightforward: you turn up, pick your activity, and get stuck in.

Families with children aged five to thirteen will get the most mileage out of it. Teenagers might find it a bit tame unless they're genuinely keen on climbing or a specific sport. The place works well as a rainy-day rescue mission when the Scottish weather turns - and let's be honest, it will. Allow two to three hours if you're doing multiple activities, or ninety minutes if you're just after one thing.

Weekday afternoons are quieter than weekends, which means less queuing and a generally more relaxed vibe. The opening hours are decent for a family day out, though Friday and Saturday stretch to 7 p.m., giving you options if you fancy an evening session.

If you're staying at Drummohr Camping & Glamping Site just down the road - a cracking spot with proper five-star reviews - FunParx works as a solid backup plan when the kids have had enough of fresh air and need entertaining indoors. It's not going to be the highlight of your East Lothian trip, but it's a useful option to have in your back pocket.