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the family will enjoy a wonderful day out at Almond Valley Heritage
Centre, situated at the heart of Scotland just outside Livingston,
West Lothian. Nestled in a pleasant riverside site
with woods and green spaces that extend for almost a mile,
there's so to do and see. The picturesque buildings and paddocks
of Mill Farm are home to many friendly farm animals, including
Highland cattle, rare breed sheep, goats, ponies, horses,
and some very inquisitive ducks.
There's always something happening, with milking, feeding,
talks and handling sessions throughout much of the year, and
a programme of seasonal crafts, games and activities for children
during the school holidays. Kids can let off steam and engage
their imagination in a range of unique play facilities including
a simulated archaeological dig, a play mine, toy tractors,
pedal carts and trampolines. Even if the sun isn't shining
there are indoor play areas for all ages, and secrets to be
discovered in the museum.
But you don't need to be a kid to enjoy Almond Valley. Seasonal
tractor rides and trips on the narrow gauge railway transport
you through a pleasant landscape to peaceful riverside walks.
The working watermill and machinery shed provides an insight
into West Lothian's rural past whilst the museum tells the
fascinating story of Scotland's famous shale oil industry.
And, (of course), we have a delightful tearoom.
Whether you're aged one or a hundred and one, we're certain
that you'll leave Almond Valley with a smile on your face. |
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