The Scottish Crannog Centre

The Scottish Crannog Centre is located in Kenmore, Perthshire. At the centre, they interpret the lives of Crannog Dwellers who lived on the loch 2,500 years ago through guided tours and a museum with artefacts that were left behind.

On-site you can see demonstrations of technologies, textiles, cooking and hands-on ancient crafts. The centre has evolved over the years to become a unique insight into life in the Iron Age. Throughout your visit, you will find a team of passionate, knowledgeable and friendly interpreters to help transport you through your Iron Age adventure.

Special events run regularly featuring artists, musicians and skilled craft workers. Your visit to The Scottish Crannog Centre includes a guided tour of their museum and artefacts as well as interactive demonstrations of ancient crafts and technologies. Their team of enthusiastic knowledgeable and friendly Iron Age Interpreters will inform educate and entertain you throughout your stay. Tours usually last around 1.5 hours.

Further Information The Scottish Crannog Centre

Is there food and drink available?

There is a cafe serving snacks and drinks.

What are the main things to do?

Centre that interprets the lives of Crannog Dwellers who lived on the loch 2,500 years ago through guided tours and a museum There are toilets and a cafe.