Hut 9, the last remaining building at Island Farm (WW2 prisoner of War camp), is brought to life by WW2 re-enactors. Hut 9 and its Visitors Centre are open to the public during weekend Events organised by the Hut 9 Preservation Group (usually 2-4 Events per year). Please check the Facebook page for future Event dates and ticket information: Hut 9, Island Farm P.o.W Camp and ROF Bridgend If you wish to contact the Hut 9 Preservation Group or discuss anything related to an event, then please email: [email protected]
A most informative and enjoyable time learning about local history with Brett & the team, who are very knowledgeable not just about the hut but the wider area. Who knew Bridgend played a key role during WW2 regarding munitions! I'm not going to spill all the details, instead book yourself onto a tour.
Open day 3 times a year, tickets sell out very fast. Well worth the money
Visited Hut 9 on Sunday 14/04/24 with 2 former work colleagues/friends. An amazing experience... Brett's talk was very informative regarding the part Hut 9 and the wider Bridgend area played during world war two. The volunteers were all extremely friendly and very knowledgeable.... and are clearly very passionate about their exhibits and re-enactment. We ended our visit with coffee and cake. Highly recommend a visit........ You won't be disappointed.
Great experience. The talk was super interesting and everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend a visit.
Amazing work done in the preservation of Bridgend history by the Hut 9 group. Brett is a passionate speaker, and he has created a website full of fascinating stories. The open day events are rare and always sold out.
Really enjoyed my visit to this important World War Two prisoner of war camp. There are original examples of war items and reenactment presentations taking place.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Getting tickets in advance recommended
Good for kids
Hello! I'm your AI guide for Hut 9, Island Farm. I can help you with information about this attraction, including its history, best times to visit, and tips for your visit. What would you like to know?
Discover hotels in A48, Bridgend CF31 3LG
Searching for hotels...
A most informative and enjoyable time learning about local history with Brett & the team, who are very knowledgeable not just about the hut but the wider area. Who knew Bridgend played a key role during WW2 regarding munitions! I'm not going to spill all the details, instead book yourself onto a tour.
Open day 3 times a year, tickets sell out very fast. Well worth the money
Visited Hut 9 on Sunday 14/04/24 with 2 former work colleagues/friends. An amazing experience... Brett's talk was very informative regarding the part Hut 9 and the wider Bridgend area played during world war two. The volunteers were all extremely friendly and very knowledgeable.... and are clearly very passionate about their exhibits and re-enactment. We ended our visit with coffee and cake. Highly recommend a visit........ You won't be disappointed.
Great experience. The talk was super interesting and everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend a visit.
Amazing work done in the preservation of Bridgend history by the Hut 9 group. Brett is a passionate speaker, and he has created a website full of fascinating stories. The open day events are rare and always sold out.
Really enjoyed my visit to this important World War Two prisoner of war camp. There are original examples of war items and reenactment presentations taking place.
