Community Orchard
A 30-variety heritage orchard, tended by volunteers since 2019.
Pruning, mulching, planting, and harvesting fruit that goes directly to local households. First Sunday of the month, all welcome.
Comrie-wide community trust
Comrie Development Trust
Comrie's community charity, helping local people take part in the future of the village.
“Comrie Development Trust exists for the whole of Comrie. Direction comes from members.”
The Trust brings people together around practical projects, community assets, local enterprise, heritage, climate action, and the shared life of Comrie.
Cultybraggan is an important part of that story, but it is not the whole story. Income, grants, and volunteer effort are reinvested locally for community benefit.How the Trust works →
Cultybraggan in context
One major community asset, held as part of Comrie's wider story.
Cultybraggan is an important responsibility for the Trust, held alongside the wider work of supporting community life across Comrie.
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Camp & Heritage
Cultybraggan Camp — 70 Category A-listed Nissen huts in community ownership.
Conservation of Scotland’s largest collection of Nissen huts. Volunteer with the estates team — all welcome.
Climate & Environment
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Community-owned estate
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Huts
Category A-listed Nissen huts
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Voted yes
September 2007 buyout ballot
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Purchase price
Community buyout 2007
Members set the direction.
Membership is free and open to anyone in Comrie. Members elect volunteer trustees and vote at the AGM on how the Trust operates.
Become a member280+
Members
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Community-owned land
2007
Community buyout completed
Latest News
All news →24 July 2025
Comrie Community Orchard & Apple Day
COMRIE APPLE DAY Comrie Apple Day will be held on Sunday 19th October this year from 11am until 2pm. As usual volunteers will be crushing and juicing apples from the Community Orchard …
13 July 2025
German Consul General visits Cultybraggan
This week, Consul General Christiane Hullmann visited Cultybraggan Camp near Comrie – once a large WWII prisoner-of-war (POW) camp that was built to hold up to 4,000 German POWs
16 May 2025
Self-Catering at Cultybraggan Camp
Inside, Huts 34–37 have been completely transformed with a spacious open-plan living room, fully-equipped kitchen and dining space, full of natural light.
