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Camp

Stay, work, meet and explore at a community-owned former military camp.

Plan
Cultybraggan.

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The camp at a glance

Community-owned, actively used.

5 Recorded self-catering huts. Confirm current inventory with the provider
90 Nissen huts on site
81 CDT-owned huts
2007 Community-owned since
Lounge interior of a converted self-catering Nissen hut at Cultybraggan Camp — warm, timber-framed, and comfortable

Stay

Check current places to stay.

Existing records identify 5 converted self-catering huts. Confirm the current inventory, facilities, capacity and terms with the booking provider; motorhome information is available through AireStop. Cultybraggan is around a mile from Comrie village.

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Crowds watching a large outdoor re-enactment event on the parade ground at Cultybraggan Camp, with Nissen huts and Perthshire hills behind

Hire

Ask whether the camp fits your event.

Recorded uses include events, filming and group activity. Tell us what you are planning so the team can confirm suitable spaces, capacity, facilities, permissions and availability.

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People working at desks and seating areas inside the bright Comrie Workspace coworking room at Cultybraggan Camp

Rent

Find workspace at the camp.

Cultybraggan is a working estate with businesses, community groups, workshops and storage. Ask which units are currently available and what uses they can support.

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Why consider the camp

Accommodation is one part of a working community estate. Visitors share the site with businesses, community groups, events, the museum and the surviving structures of the former camp.

Cultybraggan Camp is owned by the community of Comrie and managed by Comrie Development Trust. Income from the Camp and other CDT activities helps maintain community assets and support the Trust's wider work.