The Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore

Very informative. Brings history to life. Staff are friendly and enthusiastic and there is a chance to get hands on with some of the demonstrations. If I was going to be hyper-critical, the guide should really learn to pronounce 'loch'! Definitely worth a visit. Update: we enjoyed it so much we went back the next day. Completely different team on duty but just as friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Did a lot of hands on stuff and spent nearly an hour there again!

Wasn't sure what to expect. But, guided tours are great. Our guide was very knowledgeable and spent time answering questions and demonstrating crafts. We'll worth a visit.

Very interesting wee museum with a guided talk which maybe too long for younger humans. There is a chance to get some hands on activities which are enjoyed by young and old, firefighting , wool spinning and wood working to mention a few. There is also a we museum part to walk around indoors at your own pace. The inevitable gift shop as some well thought out souvenirs.

Went on one of their special days where apples being pressed, soup and bread being made and wood being whittled. Fabulous displayed made all the more interesting by really enthusiastic staff. It's a small place but packed with interest!

Well worth a visit. Very educational and interactive, for all ages. Kids (young and older and indeed older yet) will love the hands on activities. The Solstice and Samhain celebrations are a must see. And the Crannog itself is the star of the show. The staff are fantastic, very friendly and helpful. Go take a look. You'll love it