Cultybraggan Camp - Crieff

Cultybraggan Camp

Cultybraggan Camp, located at Hut 3 Cultybraggan Camp, Comrie, Crieff PH6 2AB, United Kingdom, is a unique historical site that offers a range of specialities including a historical place museum, business park, cafe, heritage preservation, and self-catering accommodation. The camp is easily accessible, with a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and toilet available for visitors. The area is family-friendly, making it perfect for those with children. Additionally, there is free of charge street parking and a free parking lot on the premises.

The campsite has garnered a impressive reputation, with an average rating of 4.3/5 based on 306 reviews on Google My Business. Visitors often praise the site's well-set out, clean, and comfortable accommodations with character. Moreover, some guests have stumbled upon this historical gem during walks in the surrounding area and have been pleasantly surprised by the modern and spacious interiors.

The camp's history dates back to its time as an old POW and training camp. Today, it is preserved by the local trust, allowing visitors to appreciate the site's rich heritage. For those seeking a unique stay or a fascinating historical experience, Cultybraggan Camp is an excellent choice. With its convenient location and range of amenities, it is well worth a visit.

👍 Reviews of Cultybraggan Camp

Galixy G.

5/5

2 night stay at this place,very pleasantly surprised when seeing how lovely modern and spacious these are inside .super cosy but can get a little chilly in evening but 2 heaters are provided.lovely surrounding area and a short drive away from the nearest shops.will definitely stay here again

David W.

5/5

Old pow and training camp where some huts have been converted into self catering huts. Well set out, clean, comfortable and with character.

hazzawynne

5/5

Stumbled upon this accidentally on a walk in the area and couldn't believe my eyes / luck. An amazing piece of history preserved by the local trust.

George N.

5/5

Great visit with the family to the last POW camp left in Scotland. Interesting facts that I knew little about. Friendly volunteers in attendance and well worth a visit.

Derek S.

4/5

Well preserved WW2 PoW Camp in excellent condition which is owned and maintained by local people.
Some buildings have been repurchased for industrial use and accommodation.
Well worth seeking out if you are interested in modern history / WW2 / Military History.

Karen B.

5/5

I loved this place, so cool with all the history and the surrounding countryside. There is so much to do around the area and a lovely walk into Comrie through the woods along the river. We stayed in one of the converted Nissan Huts, and i loved it.

Popeye S.

5/5

First time visiting. Next time I'm booking a room. Might not leave. Extremely historical place that all In is so calm and peaceful. Thanks Tom for the trip round the museum. 👍👍 very Informative and knowledgeable. Kids loved it and they want to come back just to see Tom 👍👍🤣👍👍👍👍

Angus B.

5/5

Terrific place to visit and well worth taking a trip off of the main road to get there. We spent a few hours during our visit, soaking up the atmosphere and seeing the artefacts in the museum. No visit would be complete without a cup of tea and a sausage in a roll from the cafe. Staff were very knowledgeable and pleasant. Being dog friendly allowed us to take our fur kid along too.