Crombie Taxis
Local pick-ups around Crombie and Crombie Country Park, on the quiet coast road between Charlestown and Torryburn — a short run from Rosyth for residents and coastal path walkers alike.
A quiet stretch of the west Fife coast
Crombie sits on the coast road west of Charlestown, best known locally for Crombie Country Park — a stretch of woodland and shoreline run by Fife Council, with paths connecting into the wider Fife Coastal Path toward Torryburn and Culross. It's a small, rural spot without a taxi rank or a passing cab, so a number you can rely on matters here as much as anywhere on our patch.
We cover Crombie as part of our west Fife coastal route alongside Charlestown, Limekilns and Cairneyhill, whether that's a local resident heading into Dunfermline, a family visiting the country park, or a coastal path walker who'd rather taxi back to their car than retrace the whole route on foot.
Crombie Country Park transfers
Pick-ups and drop-offs for visitors to the park and its coastal woodland paths.
Coastal path connections
A lift back to your start point after a stretch of the Fife Coastal Path.
West Fife route coverage
Regular runs linking Crombie with Charlestown, Limekilns and Cairneyhill.
Fixed-price rural fares
No rural surcharge — know your fare before you travel.
Getting around Crombie
There's no public transport hub to speak of at Crombie itself, and mobile signal can be patchy down near the shore, so it's worth booking ahead rather than assuming you'll be able to call once you're there. We know the country park's car park and the surrounding lanes well, and can arrange a pick-up time to match a walk, a visit or a return journey.
Who books a taxi in Crombie
Most of our Crombie bookings fall into a few groups: residents connecting to Dunfermline or Rosyth for work, shopping or the train; families and dog walkers using the country park; and coastal path walkers covering the stretch between Charlestown and Torryburn who need a lift back to their start point rather than doubling the walk. We're just as happy with a single one-off pick-up as a regular booking.
Connecting onward
From Crombie, the most common onward journeys are into Dunfermline for shopping, appointments or the station, or back along the coast toward Limekilns and Rosyth. We can also arrange longer trips further along the coast toward Culross for anyone making a full day of it.
Visitors, residents and booking advice
Because Crombie is small and quiet, it's worth booking with a little more notice than you might in Rosyth or Dunfermline, particularly for a specific finish time after a country park visit or coastal walk. Residents with a regular routine — a weekly shopping trip or a standing appointment — are welcome to set up a repeat booking rather than calling fresh each time.
Nearby areas we also cover
Common questions, answered.
No — Crombie is a rural, quiet spot without a taxi rank, which is exactly why it's worth booking Docks Taxis Rosyth ahead of a visit rather than hoping to find a cab on arrival.
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