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Cultybraggan Camp Owned by the community of Comrie, a multi-use site for business, a community resource, an events space and a unique Heritage visitor experience.

The PoW Museum is Open Thursday to Monday, 10am till 4 . Camp 21 Cafe open Thursday to Monday 8am till 3:30 Camp 21 Cafe is open 11am-4pm, Thursday-Sunday during the summer season. Self-catering accommodation can be booked via our booking agents:
https://clarkandersonproperties.co.uk/search/?keyword=cultybraggan+Camp

Initially built as a working camp for Italian Prisoners of War, Cultybraggan Cam

p (PoW Camp 21) eventually housed over 4000 German Prisoners. At the end of 1944, it was the scene of the most notorious case of a PoW being killed by fellow PoWs: Feldwebel Wolfgang Rosterg was tried by a kangaroo court as a traitor because he had criticised Hitler. Visit our new exhibition to find out about his murder and what it was like to be a PoW at Camp 21. Since the war, Cultybraggan Camp was in use as a military training camp, offering summer camps, adventure training and firing ranges to everyone from 12 year old cadets to paratroopers returning from tours in Borneo or Ireland. There are lots of fascinating stories from this period and we would love to hear yours too. In 2004, the site was de-militarised. In order to prevent the camp being knocked down and replaced with housing, Comrie decided, as a community, to purchase the land. It is now a growing community enterprise and resource. Over 30 allotments have been producing delicious veg and many individuals and businesses are moving into buildings on site with plans for careful restoration. An exhibition (opened April, 2022) contains more information about the past and future of the camp. This will feed into our longer-term plans to upgrade the Cell Block to become a multi-purpose space promoting the heritage of Cultybraggan Camp and Comrie. If you are interested in becoming involved in the history project in any way (time, skills, information, artefacts, donations, stories) please get in touch; anything you think you may have to offer would be gratefully accepted!

03/06/2026

Reminder to join us for CSL's Open Mic Night on Saturday night at Comrie Rural Hall. We have a fantastic lineup for you!

03/06/2026

Polite Notice

03/06/2026

It is open all year for visitors to explore and you can even stay there for a holiday.

28/05/2026
23/05/2026
10/05/2026

It's time again for our annual plant sale. Saturday 23 May from 10am - 12noon at the Polytunnel, Cultybraggan Camp.

Your support at this event is vital to keep Comrie in Colour going. All money raised goes to benefit the village.

During 2025 our ten volunteers delivered 782 hours of work in the village.

This year we will be able to take cash and card payments.

If you can, please bring something to carry your purchases home.

We look forward to seeing you there.

06/05/2026

Comrie Development Trust AGM, Tuesday 12th May 7pm White Church,
Come along and hear the positive progress made in the past year and help shape our plans and priorities for the future. All members welcome and if you live in Comrie and are not yet a member you are entitled to join for free with member benefits like discounts at Cafe 21 and on self catering lets- contact [email protected]
Proxy voting is also available if you can’t make the AGM

29/01/2026

JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH WORKER

Sessional Youth Worker for Comrie
10 hours per week for 6 month contract £13.45 per hour
Following the production of the Comrie and District Community Action Plan that prioritised developing provision for local young people, Comrie Development Trust and LOGOS have secured funding from PKC (Fairer Comunities for this 6 month post to work with young people and find out what they want.
We are looking for someone with a passion for making a difference with proven experience of working with young people, preferably in a project based research setting, plus good analytical and communication skills.
Hours are flexible but will include some evenings and weekends.
Location: Your will be part of the LOGOS team in Crieff although much of your work will be in Comrie.
For a full job description and person specification, please email: [email protected]
Apply by email enclosing a CV and written statement of no more the 500 words
Closing date Monday 9th February. Interviews Thursday 12th February
Please note this post is subject to PVG

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