We spent a really interesting morning at the Crannog Centre on July 26th. All the staff were amazing- so knowledgeable and passionate about their work. As well as the very informative guide of the crannog itself, we learned so much about the way of life in iron age times- cooking, weaving, dying cloth and even making fire. I would thoroughly recommend this as an enjoyable experience for everyone. Hope to be back soon!

This was about very interesting place to visit. A really unique piece of Scottish history. The staff very well informed and very friendly. Worth the short detour off the A9.

An absolutely fascinating place. It was wonderful listening to the history of a Crannog. The staff who work there clearly love their jobs, as they were happy to talk and answer questions about the different areas, nothing was too much trouble. We were there for over 2 hours but could have spent much more time. A wonderful experience that everyone should go to visit.

Participated in the Handfasting ceremony this year, which was very special. the Crannog is our favourite visitor attraction in Scotland, which is why we keep returning.

We had a lovely visit. Thank you for making us all so welcome. My group didn't want to leave.

Wonderful visit. Warm welcome by the staff who where very helpful and friendly. Very knowledgeable and happy to chat. Loved our tour with Rachel as we learnt loads and especially enjoyed tasting the nettle tea. Looking forward to a revisit later on in the year.

Had a fantastic visit. Our 6 yr old was well impressed. Tried all the hands on activities

Fabulous experience, brought to life by Rich. Very informative and he is obviously very passionate about his subject. Probably the most enjoyable talk on any subject that I have experienced in my many years!

A unique experience. My wife and I arrived very late in the day, but not too late for Rachel and Dirk to give us and another couple a wonderful guided tour, complete with fire-making. If you're lucky enough to be in the area, don't miss this!

What a fabulous day out! The staff are all so friendly, interesting and knowledgeable. We visited while the ‘Ways with Wood’ event was on. As well as turning wood, we had lessons on wooden bowl and spoon making, how to start a fire using two pieces of wood, metal tool making and how to grind grain using a grinding stone. It was so cosy sitting around the hearth fire in the crannog hearing in detail about daily life during the Iron Age. A huge 'Thank you' to all of the staff.