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Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre

Eaglesham, Glasgow and Strathclyde · 4.6 · 1,788 visitor reviews

Eaglesham, G76 0QQ

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About

Just 20 minutes from central Glasgow, Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre has lots to offer for visitors of all ages. A lot of these include families of walkers, cyclists, horse riders and dog walkers! Located on the edge of Europe's largest windfarm, the visitor centre is the place to learn all about renewable energy and is the access point to over 70kms of trails for cycling, hiking and other outdoor activities.

Inside, the exhibition room has fantastic hands-on interactive activities that will help keep kids interested and enjoying things as well as learning. If you were building a wind farm would would you put the turbines? How many blades would you give them?

Could you balance the country's energy supply to meet electricity demands? Investigate all this and much more in the exhibition room! The learning hub is where the educator led sessions are held.

Here, schools and colleges are invited to take place in their Wind Works workshop to learn more about renewable energy. Something to note when you're planning to explore on foot is that they're actually surprisingly far apart, the wind doodles; from a distance they look close together but when you're walking between them it's not the case so don't plan to cover a certain number of them if you've little legged folk in the party!

Good for: all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children

Categories

Facilities

  • Toilets
  • Baby Changing
  • Accessible Entrance

Prices

Free

Common questions

Is Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre free to visit?

Yes, entry is free! Europe's largest onshore wind farm with walking and cycling trails.

Is Whitelee Windfarm suitable for young children?

Yes, the visitor centre welcomes all ages from babies and toddlers to teenagers. Learn about renewable energy!

Does Whitelee Windfarm have facilities?

Yes, there is toilets, baby changing, and an accessible entrance.

What can families do at Whitelee Windfarm?

Explore the visitor centre, walk or cycle among the turbines, and learn about green energy.

What makes Whitelee Windfarm special?

See renewable energy in action with stunning views near Glasgow - educational and inspiring!

What families say

4.6

1788 reviews