Useful Resources.

A detailed heritage research report on Cultybraggan Camp produced in April 2023 — covering the site's architectural history, cultural significance, and condition of the Category A-listed structures.

• Covers the full extent of the Category A-listed structures across the 100-acre site.
• Includes architectural analysis, condition notes, and historical context.
• The Canmore database (canmore.org.uk) holds further HES records — search 'Cultybraggan'.
• The National Archives holds primary source material from the camp's military period.

A walking guide connecting Comrie village centre to Cultybraggan Camp along footpaths and minor roads, passing through the village square and following the River Earn.

• Approximately 1.2 miles from Comrie village square to the camp entrance.
• Suitable for most abilities on dry ground; some uneven surfaces on the approach path.
• Printed copies available at the camp visitor welcome point.
• Ordnance Survey Landranger sheet 51 covers the area in full detail.

Academic and journalistic work documenting CDT's community land buyout and ongoing stewardship. Subjects include community ownership models, heritage management of military sites, and prisoner of war history.

• Academic papers are often accessible via JSTOR or institutional library access.
• The National Library of Scotland holds newspaper archives covering the 2007 buyout.
• Perth & Kinross Archive holds local authority records related to the site.
• New titles are added as they are identified — contact us if you know of a relevant publication.