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Five Sisters Zoo Park
The Five Sister’s Zoo Park began its humble beginnings within the Five Sister’s Garden Centre having the main objective of servicing the public who came to peruse the garden centre. Their private collection was made up of a variety of animals and was based on the setting of an amusement centre for children, an original and creative idea with educational benefits in helping to make the young generation more keenly aware of the different species that can be found. The scope was of a distinct kind from what is found in your already established and larger zoo’s scattered through Scotland as a whole. The idea to help the parents to enjoy their visit and to take full advantage of what was on offer at the Five Sister’s Garden Centre exploded within the two years to where they are now a successful zoo park with many attractions to stimulate the whole family.
This wonderful zoo park, which is privately owned and funded, is situated in an ideal position in between the capital, Edinburgh and the bustling city of Glasgow in Polbeth, within West Lothian two miles to the East of West Calder. This great situation allows for easy access and transport links such as the train can be taken and will bring you to the West Calder Railway Station about 0.7 miles or 1.1 km from the five sister’s zoo park. If you are visiting with your own transport the M8 Junction 3a can be used, otherwise, if you’re coming from further a field the airport in Edinburgh which is approximately 9.8 miles or 15.8 km away is available.
The animals at the Five Sister’s Zoo Park now house a variety of exotic wildlife ranging from mammals to birds and reptiles which are on exhibition. The Zoo also caters for visiting schools which helps to involve the young ones at an early age to learn of the special requirements of each animal, its habitat as well as the importance of understanding why the habitats of these amazing creatures are under such threat even to the point whereby certain species of wildlife can only be found in captivity or worse still have become extinct due to the increase of diminishing habitat which is giving way to urbanization. This vital education is so keenly provided through the wonderful animals at the Five Sister’s Zoo Park in a lovely garden centre.







