Muhammad Zeeshan Khan
31.10.2024
I didn’t use any services. Just visit the place for a few hours like a day trip. Nice views of surrounding hills and woods.
Matt Watson
27.10.2024
Cool place to visit, a little bit of history, and now being reimagined.
John Wells
16.10.2024
A bit disappointing
Iain Carmichael
10.10.2024
It was a very interesting place shame on everything inside was closed.
David James
09.10.2024
Just visited the museum. It was fascinating.
bruce davidson
28.09.2024
Cultybraggan camp is worth a visit if you are passing by , the museum and cafe is run by knowledgeable volunteers it's a time capsule you can visit with great views you can even stay in some of the renovated nissan huts .
Derek Scott
28.09.2024
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.
Gavin Bamford
26.09.2024
Great place with a good history. Very informative team member on my visit. Great to chat and remember my own experiences.
Macauley Porter
25.09.2024
We went to cultybraggan out of boredom and the staff there are really nice and willing to speak about anything
James Stuckless
11.09.2024
Well worth the visit learned some new and very interesting stuff Tommo was so welcoming and friendly
George N
25.08.2024
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.
Kay Gilray
06.07.2024
Came for a visit. Really interesting. I had no idea about POW camps and now you can book and stay over.
J&K Hall
16.06.2024
This is a largely intact PoW camp from WW2 that is now owned by the local community through a trust. Many of the Nissan Huts are used for commercial purposes such as small businesses and even self catering rentals however one houses a museum and another a cafe.
We called in on spec on a Sunday with no expectations and were initially underwhelmed however on locating the museum and meeting Tommo, an ex-military volunteer guide, we quickly fell under the spell of the place. I won’t spoil it for you, only to suggest that this place may well tell us more about the war than any history lesson or Hollywood epic. The stories are moving and engaging. We loved it, even with its rough edges, it is a gem of a place that fills a gap in our understanding of the war that few of us knew existed.
Unbelievably it is free, although a £5 donation is suggested if affordable. Do visit if passing by on the A85.
basil mackie
21.06.2024
Tom ex soldier passionate telling of interesting history of the camp. Showed how the local community showed kindness which changed the lives of the prisoners held there Well worth a visit.
Thomas Cook
13.06.2024
Fascinating history of the camp from ww2 P.O.Ws to the cold War.
James Johnston
10.06.2024
Great day out , it has a museum and the curator is very informative.
Karen Bond
23.05.2024
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.
Pauline Crookston
20.04.2024
We stayed in the camp for 2 nights, cannot fault anything beautiful self catering hut, very peaceful and interesting place to stay, the museum on site was very informative and interesting
Aileen
13.04.2024
Didn't even know this place existed, an unusual piece of Scottish history. Worth a detour to visit.
Popeye Sfu
11.04.2024
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 👍👍🤣👍👍👍👍
Liz Maxwell
06.04.2024
We have just returned home from a wonderful two night stay at Cultybraggen Camp. The accommodation was amazing; spacious, clean very well equipped and soooo cosy. The camp site was very interesting especially the museum. The area was beautiful and the walk along the river to Comrie with the dog was so relaxing. Definitely would recommend this and hope to revisit soon.
Alan Bradshaw
18.08.2023
Cultybraggan Camp near Comrie is well worth a visit, with an interesting museum focusing on its role as a prisoner of war camp in WW2, and a good café, which was also good value. The service in the café was friendly and helpful, including to the dogs. Plenty of parking and good walking nearby. You can access the River Linn, but the path is narrow and not recommended unless you're pretty fit and flexible. There is a wild swimming area on the Linn but it's best accessed via Comrie and the other side of the river where you can park close to the swimming area. The opening hours are a bit restrictive, only opening late morning so best to check. Not sure if open out of season.
Billy Stott
17.02.2024
Had a great stay . They have everything you need.
Anne Mcleod
04.02.2024
Were out for the day, we'd always wanted to visit Cultybraggan. We were not disappointed, it was like going back in time. I would highly recommend a visit even if like us just to wander round.
Kevin Morrison
13.01.2024
Such a unique place to stay. Great location with loads close by to keep you entertained. Would highly recommend a visit.
Jamie Craig
25.11.2023
Closed when there but the signs we saw were good
