Free activities for families across Fife this summer

Family holidays this summer are going to feel very different but to help parents plan, a new Active Families Outdoor Programme will be available from Monday.
By Debbie Clarke
Published 3rd Jul 2020, 12:30 BST
Updated 3rd Jul 2020, 14:19 BST
Fife Cycle Park will re-open from July 15 and to help support families during the summer, activities at the park will be free during the school holidays.Fife Cycle Park will re-open from July 15 and to help support families during the summer, activities at the park will be free during the school holidays.
Fife Cycle Park will re-open from July 15 and to help support families during the summer, activities at the park will be free during the school holidays.

Families across Fife can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, making it easy to find something to do close to home.

And the best thing is, they're all free!

The following activities will be available: Golf, tennis, bowls, volleyball, archery, orienteering, boccia, sports fitness circuit, cycling

Good news for families as Fife Cycle Park will re-open this month.Good news for families as Fife Cycle Park will re-open this month.
Good news for families as Fife Cycle Park will re-open this month.
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and people can book one hour sessions - Monday to Friday from 10am – 4pm.

These can be booked online at www.fife.gov.uk/activefamilies

Activities are available on a rotational basis and some will change each week at each location, giving everyone the chance to try something new. The centres are: South West Fife - Inverkeithing High School / Oakley Community Centre; Dunfermline - Dunfermline High School; Cowdenbeath - Lochore Meadows; Glenrothes - Lomond Centre; Kirkcaldy - Windmill Community Campus; Levenmouth - Levenmouth Academy and

North East Fife - Waid Community Campus.

People will be able to book one hour tennis sessions.People will be able to book one hour tennis sessions.
People will be able to book one hour tennis sessions.

Paul Vaughan, head of communities and neighbourhoods said: “We want to encourage everyone to become more active and enjoy physical activity, sport and leisure.

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“The active families programme, along with Fife Cycle park will allow this to happen in a fun and safe environment, using some of our green space across Fife.

"We encourage families to take part in these activities and look forward to welcoming them back to our outdoor spaces, but we’d also like to remind everyone to continue observing physical distancing, regular hand washing, and use a common sense approach.”

Fife Cycle Park will also re-open from July 15.

To help support families during the summer, activities at the park will be free during the school holidays. More details on how to book activities will be available soon.

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