Your Visit
Your visit to The Scottish Crannog Centre includes a guided tour of our museum and artefacts as well as interactive demonstrations of ancient crafts and technologies in our Iron Age Village.
Our team of enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and friendly Iron Age Interpreters will guide you through the Crannog story, giving you a glimpse into prehistoric life, and showing you the skills and lives of folk 2,500 years ago in our newly built Iron Age Village.
Accessibility
We are a Disability Confident employer and aim to be as accessible to as many people as possible. Most of our site is on one level, with ramps to the museum, cafe, shop, and toilets suitable for mobility scooters and wheelchair users.
Schools at the Crannog
At the Scottish Crannog Centre, we welcome schools to come and experience the early Iron Age through hands-on activities relating to daily life.
Our visits are a whole day in which we offer a variety of activities tailored to the groups needs and interests. A visit to The Scottish Crannog Centre starts between 10:00-11:00am and finishes up at 3:00pm. These times can be amended to suit your travelling needs and school times.
Groups
Whether you are a group of 20 or more, a tour company with a fleet of coaches, or a single minibus tour operator we accommodate all group bookings and can offer experiences beyond the fantastic guided tour of the centre. Whether it’s a day trip, a bespoke evening tour, or music and storytelling around the fire you’re after, contact us today.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Workshops
We offer a range of in-person workshops, which will explore and teach a variety of skills. Our most popular and available workshop is our Day in the Life Workshop which will run most Wednesdays 9.30am – 2.30pm and can be organised upon request. Please book your workshop at least 3 days ahead to allow us time to prepare.
For more information, please email bookings@crannog.com
