Loch Hill

The walk up Loch Hill rewards you with views across Fife that stretch for miles on a clear day. It's not a lung-busting climb - more of a steady plod through farmland and moorland that takes the best part of an hour to the summit. Once you're up there, you get proper vistas of the Lomond Hills and, if you're lucky with the weather, across to Perthshire. The hill itself sits just outside Cupar, making it handy for a morning sortie if you're based at one of the local caravan parks like Snugs at Logie Farm, which is barely a mile and a half away.

Families with decent walkers will enjoy this one. Young kids might find it a bit much, but teenagers upwards should manage it without complaint. The terrain is straightforward enough - no scrambling or technical bits - so it's the sort of walk where you can chat without getting out of breath. Allow a couple of hours there and back if you're not rushing.

There's nothing on the summit itself - no cafe, no information board, just grass and sky. That's part of its charm, frankly. You come for the walking and the view, not for facilities. It's free to access, naturally, and works brilliantly as part of a wider Fife loop if you're staying at Annsmuir or one of the other parks nearby. Worth fitting in during a park-based holiday, especially if the weather's kind.