Photo of Dysart Harbour, a visitor attraction in Fife, central Scotland.

Dysart Harbour© Richard Sutcliffe / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Places to explore near Cameron Bridge StationWindygates

13 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.

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Fife Coastal Path

Scotland's Great Trail

Firth to firth around the Kingdom of Fife, threading fishing villages from the Forth bridges to the Tay.

1.9 km SE · Fife

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Dysart Harbour

Attraction near Dysart

A restored small harbour east of Kirkcaldy used as an Outlander filming location, below the Harbourmaster's House.

8.9 km SW

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Macduff's Castle, East Wemyss

Castle near Dysart

A medieval castle in Fife.

3.2 km S

The Crusoe Hotel

Pub near Lower Largo

A harbourside hotel bar at Lower Largo named for the village's Robinson Crusoe connection.

7 km E

The Railway Inn, Lower Largo

Pub near Lower Largo

A traditional real-ale local beside the former railway viaduct at Lower Largo.

7 km E

Lower Largo

Village

A row of cottages along a tidal burn, birthplace of Alexander Selkirk, the marooned sailor who inspired Robinson Crusoe.

7.3 km E · Fife

Dysart

Village

A small former harbour burgh east of Kirkcaldy with one of the loveliest little harbours in Fife and Outlander filming locations.

8.4 km SW · Fife

Ravenscraig Castle (Fife)

Castle near Dysart

A medieval castle in Fife.

9.8 km SW

Struthers Castle

Castle near Ceres

Struthers Castle, castle, park and doocot

9.8 km N

Everything else within 10 km (4) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Pitcruvie CastleCastle7.6 km NE
Sir Andrew Wood's Tower, Largo HouseCastle7.6 km NE
Largo Castaway SaunaSauna7.9 km E
Largo LawMarilyn8.9 km NE

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.