The salt tang of the Firth of Forth greets you before you've even stepped out of the van — this is proper east-coast Scotland, where the light is big and the wind has opinions.
Largo House is a straightforward caravan and campervan site for tourers who want quick access to Fife's fishing villages and coastal walks without the fuss of a big holiday park. It suits couples touring the East Neuk, dog walkers exploring the shoreline (ask ahead about bringing your four-legged crew), and anyone chasing that bracing North Sea air. You're in Lower Largo country here — Crusoe territory, smugglers' coves, rock pools at low tide — with the Fife Coastal Path practically on your doorstep.
Facilities aren't listed in detail, so check what's available when you book — this feels like a no-frills, pitch-up-and-explore sort of place rather than a bells-and-whistles setup. Campfires are worth asking about on arrival if you fancy an evening by the flames. The vibe is quiet, unshowy, and coastal-Scottish in the best sense: you're here for the views and the walks, not the entertainment programme.