Gypsy Travellers sites

We provide permanent Gypsy/Traveller sites, with links to education services and help to access health services.

Find out how we can help you.

Apply for a Fife Council Traveller pitch

We manage three permanent Gypsy/Traveller sites across Fife. Visit the page below for more information.

Roadside campsites

We work with Gypsy/Travellers, Police Scotland and partner agencies to manage roadside camps safely and fairly.

Site Managers will:

  • visit camps to check they are in a safe and suitable location
  • work with residents to help keep the area clean and well maintained
  • provide a copy of the Good Neighbour Guide

How roadside campsites are managed

Our approach is guided by our Cooperation Policy, which sets out the responsibilities of:

  • the Council
  • Gypsy/Travellers
  • the settled community

Public bodies have a legal duty not to discriminate against Gypsy/Travellers when dealing with roadside campsites.

If you have any concerns about a roadside camp you've seen, get in touch.

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