You can spend 4-5 hours in the park

I think the subterranean trolleys are the ‘go carts’ down the far end. They have tracks set up - I think 3 or 4 across and the kids can race each other down. You carry your cart up and then ride down going through a tunnel. The zip is the flying fox which was a little bit further on. Hope that helps.

Yes they have a nice Cafe

I'm sure you can take them on a lead

As a charity for learning and heritage, we aim to maintain admission charges at levels that are affordable to all, (just compare our prices with those of other farm parks in Scotland). Standard day admission charges are: Adults £8.50 Retired (state pension age) £6.50 Children (aged 3-15) £6.50 We also offer a discount for larger family groups, 2 adults and 2 children £28.00 2 adults and 3 children £33.50 2 adults and 4 children £39.00 Unaccompanied children are not admitted. Additional charges are made for play sessions in our indoor soft play area (£1 per 30min), and for seasonal tractor rides (50p per person) and train rides (£1.00 per person)

No everything was included in the initial cost. The only thing we paid extra for was lunch. Hope this helps.

Hi, Thanks for your enquiry We're about a mile from Livingston North railway station, and there are various bus routes that serve Livingston village. It's probably simplest to visit the Traveline Scotland website which can provide a timetable of services. Best wishes

Hi. Thanks for your enquiry Our standard admission prices are £6.50 per adult, £5 per child aged 3 +. Please see our website for further details