Comrie

Comrie

Perthshire, Scotland

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Comrie is a historic conservation village in a national scenic area along the River Earn. The village occupies a position on the Highland Boundary Fault.

The charming village of Comrie lies on the banks of the River Earn, 25 miles west of Perth. Comrie is in the heart of the scenic West Strathearn region of Perthshire. Nestled between the Glens of Lednock and Artney and with the Scottish Highlands rising to the north Comrie makes the ideal base for exploring Perthshire. In the heart of the village is the “White Church”. Once a place of worship, the building was refurbished and opened as “Comrie Community Centre” in 2000.

Across the road from the church at the corner of Melville Square is a small shop, which was designed by the renowned Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

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RIVERSIDE GARDEN CENTRE, GIFT SHOP AND ART GALLERY

This small and friendly garden centre specialises in hardy and more unusual varieties of plants and enjoys a beautiful setting next to the river. The gift shop offers local crafts and Tradecraft gifts. The charming gallery is a showcase for Scottish Art and the adjoining cafe serves excellent fine teas and home baking. There is ample parking onsite, and both outdoor and indoor seating at the cafe.

Tullybannocher Café

A homely café serving freshly baked scones and cakes, teas and coffees or homemade hearty meals for lunches and small bites. Located a short distance from Comrie, situated in beautiful landscape with both indoor and outdoor seating.

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Comrie Croft Bikes

An exciting mix of down hill mountain bike trails with stunning views across the beautiful Perthshire countryside. With an ever expanding range of dedicated bike trails, plus the fabulous Gorse Cafe, Nowhere Sauna and Art Hut, Comrie Croft offers something for everyone! Call on T:01764 670140 or visit their website for full information >>>

Top Things To See and Do in Comrie

Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre

Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre offers a fun day out with all the furry elements you could ask for: animals, play areas indoors and out and endless amazing activities to explore.

The animals range from domestic farm animals to exotics and Scottish rare breeds. Hands on fun is available in the Hatchery with chicks, rabbits, guinea pigs and tortoises all available for close up encounters!

Patient visitors may be lucky enough to see a chick peck its way out of its shell in the glass topped incubators.

Ample parking, cafe and gift shop.

Argaty Red Kites

Argaty Red Kites is a bird watching centre that gives you a unique chance to get close to these exciting birds and learn more about them.

The aim of the project is to increase the number of Red Kites in the wild, so feeding is minimal but there is always a good view of them whether they are perching, flying or feeding.

It is very rare for visitors not to see any birds, although you normally see larger numbers of them during the winter. Visitors have the chance to observe the birds feeding from the hide.

Cultybraggan Camp

Cultybraggan Camp is the last remaining WWII Prisoner of War (POW) Camp in the Scotland.

Situated just a mile outside the picturesque village of Comrie, Cultybraggan Camp is the only WW2 Prisoner of War camp open to the public in Scotland. The camp collection includes 66 pictures drawn by a POW in 1944/45. Visitors can go back in time exploring the recreation of prisoner accommodation and learn all about the history of the camp through the brand new storyboard tour.

The camp is open to visitors from 10am to 4pm every day for self-guided visits.

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Guest Reviews

There were a few unexpected highlights. The Highland Night at the recreation ground on Monday nights was a surprise for us. A Pipeband, dancers and entertainment for toe-tapping and clapping (an outside entertainment so dogs welcome). We also discovered Menzies Castle near Aberfeldy. A very authentic and unspoiled piece of Scottish history.

June 2026

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Loved our stay here - brilliant location for all the Pitlochry walks and only 10 minutes from the centre. The rooms were so comfortable and well maintained and it was a great size. Lovely outdoor space too and beautiful views over the hills.

July 2026

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A great base for exploring Pitlochry - everything walkable and a real bonus for us were the woods at the back of the house - perfect for walking the dogs and peaceful

September 2026

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