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Cultybraggan POW Camp

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  • From £500
  • 3,000 Standing
  • Dunblane Station
  • From £500
  • 3,000 Standing
  • Dunblane Station

Space description

The most complete WW2 prison camp layout surviving in working condition, Cultybraggan POW Camp offers a unique backdrop for film and photo shoots. With its distinctive Nissen Hut construction and rich historical aspects, this venue provides an authentic setting that transports you back in time. Nestled in stunning countryside and surrounded by majestic mountains, the camp features expansive green spaces and a private road layout, perfect for capturing breathtaking visuals. The large open playing field is ideal for various outdoor activities, including field sports, camping, rallies, and horse events. With excellent access, ample power supply, and robust security, Cultybraggan POW Camp is a versatile location that caters to all your filming and photography needs, ensuring a seamless and memorable experience.

More about Cultybraggan POW Camp

A big green secure open space in beautiful countryside and mountains with an interesting history, Cultybraggan POW Camp is an exceptional venue for a variety of events. Nestled in the heart of Scotland, this expansive site features a large open playing field, perfect for field sports, camping, rallies, and horse events. The stunning natural surroundings provide a picturesque backdrop, making it an ideal location for outdoor activities and gatherings. With ample space for parking and facilities to accommodate diverse events, Cultybraggan POW Camp is a versatile choice for corporate retreats, team-building exercises, and community festivals. Experience the unique blend of history and nature at this remarkable venue, where your event can flourish in a secure and inspiring environment. Whether you're planning a sports day, a family reunion, or an adventurous camping trip, Cultybraggan POW Camp offers the perfect setting to create lasting memories. Embrace the beauty of the Scottish landscape while enjoying the rich heritage of this historic site.