Tullibody Heritage Centre

The Tullibody Heritage Centre sits in a converted mill building, telling the story of a small Clackmannanshire village that punched well above its weight during the industrial era. Inside you'll find displays about the area's weaving and mining heritage, along with local artefacts that bring the place to life - the sort of museum where you actually learn something rather than shuffle past dusty cases.

It's genuinely worth an hour if you're interested in Scottish industrial history, though it won't grip you if that's not your thing. The staff are proper knowledgeable and will talk your ear off if you let them. The building itself - housed in the old mill - adds character that you don't get from a modern museum.

If you're staying at Witches Craig Caravan & Camping Park, just down the road, this makes a sensible wet-weather option or a cultural break from hiking. The drive from Highland Gateway Glamping is equally straightforward. Stirling's close by if you fancy combining it with bigger attractions like the castle or Wallace Monument.

Admission details aren't readily available online, so ring ahead before visiting - opening hours can be variable for smaller centres like this. Reckon on a quiet Tuesday morning if you want to avoid school groups, though families with kids interested in how their great-grandparents worked will find it engaging enough. Not a destination in itself, but a solid addition to a park-based holiday in the area.