The Almond Valley site stretches for almost a mile forming a pleasant and peaceful green corridor beside the river Almond. At the heart of the site lies the range of historic buildings that make up Mill Farm and Livingston Mill. The power of the river still turns the 200 year old mill machinery, and traditional livestock still moo and bleat around the byres and barns of the farm.

Around this historic core, a range of new buildings have been constructed to house a museum of West Lothian's varied history, displays of historic machinery, education spaces, play areas, a picnic barn, and many other facilities to serve our visitors.

Trailer rides and our narrow-gauge railway travel to outlying fields, and there are riverside walk ways and other green spaces in which to relax, or run around and let off steam.

A plan showing slightly more of the Almond Valley site can be downloaded as a PDF here.

We hope that before too long, you'lll be able to cross the river Almond by a new bridge to our land at Charlesfield, This will almost double the area of our site that is accessible to visitors, and allow us to develop many more exciting new facilities.