The Larick campsite is on the coast close to the northern entrance of Tentsmuir Forest. The forest contains many trails for walking, cycling and horse riding. The terrain is generally fairly level, and the coastal boundary comprises dunes and a large sandy beach.

Tayport common is adjacent to the campsite. On the common are two children’s play areas, outdoor exercise machines, a duck pond and a BMX track. The Fife Coastal Path and the Coast and Castles cycle route pass the campsite.

Tayport and the surrounding area is steeped in history. Formerly known as Ferry-Port on Craig the first record of a ferry across the Tay here was in the the 12^th Century. The name was changed to Tayport when the Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee Railway operated the world’s first rail ferry from Tayport to Broughty Ferry. Tayport Heritage Trail takes you around the heritage highlights.

Dundee to the north across the river, and St Andews to the south are well known Scottish cities, with much to see and enjoy.

There is an accessible shower room  in our facilities block and there is a Changing Places toilet within the Larick Centre.

We welcome dogs, free of charge, but there is a limit of two dogs per pitch. We ask that all dogs are kept on a short lead whilst on the campsite. There is a quick link path to the common and miles of beautiful coast line for walking your dogs.