Let us introduce you to the pride and passion behind a living experiment, now a 5 star visitor and educational centre with a Gold award for best practice in environmental management. To view our Green Code and environmental policy, please click here.

Take a look at some of our underwater discoveries in the exhibition; walk over water into the Iron Age on your crannog tour; and test your skills at ancient crafts and technology. Special events run regularly featuring artists, musicians, skilled craft workers and other specialists who, together with our own team of Iron Age guides, actively bring the past to life for adults and children alike from ages 4+.

Also at our Centre, why not browse in our giftshop offering an excellent selection of books, crafts, and related items. Or enjoy light and healthy refreshments from our snackbar.

Opening Times and Admission Fees

2013: The Centre is open daily from 16th - 24th February for Winterweek festival. Then 29th March to 31st October.Opening times: February 10am to 4:30pm. March to end October from 10am to 5:30pm; In all cases the last tour is one hour before closing.

Admissions 2013: Adults £8; Seniors £7.50; Children £6; Family from £21.00

Access: Ramps and a portable pathway provide disabled access with assistance.

Bookings: Schools and Groups are welcome by advance booking. Email bookings@crannog.co.uk Or request a form from: The Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore, Loch Tay, Aberfeldy, Perthshire, PH15 2HY, Scotland. Tel : 01887 830583
Email : info@crannog.co.uk For further information on where to find us click here.

AWARD WINNING In rocognition of our dedication to quality, authenticity, and environmental responsibility, the Scottish Crannog Centre's range of awards includes: Visit Scotland Five-Star Visitor Attraction; Most Enjoyable Visitor Attraction in Perthshire; GOLD Award Winner for Environmental Best Practice; Vision in Business for the Environment of Scotland (VIBES) Award; a Civic Trust Award; Investors in People awards; Visit Scotland's Scottish Thistle Award for Small Business Marketing; and a 2006 Highly Commended National Business Award for environmental awareness.

Help support the Scottish Crannog Centre by becoming a 'Friend of the Crannog'. The FOC scheme aims to reward the Centre's many repeat visitors and to attract new supporters to help further research, training, conservation and new developments