February half term in Fife can be a magical time but also sometimes cold, wet, and muddy. When you stay at Lindores with children and you’re looking for indoor activities to keep everyone happy, you’re in luck.
From soft play for little ones to bowling, golf and creative fun for older kids and teens, there are plenty of rain-proof options nearby. Here’s our guide to the best child-friendly indoor things to do in and around Fife, perfect for half term.
Indoor Fun for Toddlers & Younger Children
If you’ve got little ones with lots of energy to burn, soft play centres are a lifesaver on rainy days.
- Wee Kingdom Indoor Soft Play (Cupar) – Especially good for toddlers, with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
- Wonder World Soft Play (Kirkcaldy) – A larger soft play centre with slides, ball pits and role-play areas.
- The Treehouse Play (Abernethy) – A popular choice with families, offering a safe and fun indoor environment.
- Play Planet (Dunfermline & Clubhouse) – Great for energetic kids who love climbing and exploring.
- Jumpin’ Jacks / Ruth’s Rug Rats (Glenrothes) – A classic soft play option for younger children.
Many of these venues have cafés, seating areas, and toddler zones, making them comfortable for parents too.
Indoor Activities for Primary-Age Kids & Tweens
For children who want something a bit more exciting or competitive, there are plenty of interactive indoor activities nearby.
- Olympia – Dundee’s largest swimming & leisure centre, complete with 4 innovative flumes
- Indoor Adventure Golf (Dunfermline Leisure Park) – A brilliant all-weather activity that works for mixed ages.
- Bowling & Arcades – Bowling alleys in Dunfermline and Glenrothes offer classic family fun, often with arcade games alongside.
- Ryze (Dundee) – Bounce off some energy in this exciting trampoline park. Fun for all ages!
These options are perfect if you’ve got siblings of different ages and want something everyone can enjoy together.
Options for Older Kids & Teens
Teenagers can be harder to impress, but Fife has some excellent indoor, age-appropriate activities to keep them entertained.
- Cinema Trips – Catch the latest family or teen-friendly films in Dundee, Glenrothes or Dunfermline.
- Carnegie Hall (Dunfermline) – Check the half-term programme for family shows, theatre performances or concerts.
- The Byre Theatre (St Andrews) – Often hosts children’s shows, workshops, and family performances during school holidays.
Creative & Calm Indoor Activities
If you’re looking for something slower-paced (or just a break from soft play!), these options are perfect for rainy afternoons.
- Pottery & Ceramic Painting Studios – Places like Potter About (Burntisland) offer relaxed, creative fun for all ages.
- Local Libraries – Many Fife libraries run free half-term activities, including crafts, story sessions and workshops.
- Fife Folk Museum (Ceres) – An indoor museum experience that mixes history with child-friendly, interactive elements.
- Dundee Science Centre – Experience the award-winning visitor attraction with show stopping exhibits and hands on activities.
These are great options if the weather keeps you indoors all day and you want a calmer activity.
Whether you’re visiting Fife for a short break or staying a little longer at Lindores, there’s no shortage of indoor, child-friendly fun to enjoy — even when the weather isn’t playing ball.
