Blackcraig Castle
Strathardle, Perthshire, Scotland
At a Glance
- Two dedicated meeting rooms, including a wood-panelled drawing room with private Champagne bar
- Grand dining room with original carved oak table, outdoor terrace, and butler's kitchen
- Less than two hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow, with Cairngorm Mountains on the doorstep
The Property
14
Delegates
14
Overnight Guests
7
Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
Nestled in the serene glen of Strathardle, between Bridge of Cally and Kirkmichael, Blackcraig Castle is a striking embodiment of Highland grandeur. Towering turrets, grand archways and intricate stone carvings create an authentic Scottish setting, perfectly suited for bespoke corporate retreats. This picturesque glen, a gateway from lowland Perthshire to the Highlands, offers unspoilt landscapes and historic charm.
Blackcraig Castle: A Highland Sanctuary for Corporate Excellence
Easily accessible from Edinburgh by road or public transport, the castle accommodate up to fourteen guests across seven individually-styled bedrooms. Each stay is meticulously tailored to the requirements of your executive team, ensuring a refined ‘home-from-home’ experience.
Blackcraig’s central location provides effortless access to Scotland’s premier attractions, including whisky distilleries, world-class golf courses, historic landmarks, mountains, lochs, and coastal escapes. The dedicated on-site team is on hand to curate personalised itineraries and activity planning.
Meetings and Events
Blackcraig Castle offers two distinguished first floor rooms, ideal for corporate meetings, workshops and executive gatherings.
Facility’s highlights:
- Wood-panelled drawing room, complete with a private Champagne bar, creating an intimate atmosphere for discussions or receptions
- Traditional billiards room - a versatile space perfectly suited to presentations, workshops, or networking sessions
Dining
Guests are welcomed through a Jacobean-style hall into the grand dining room, featuring an original carved oak table, and fully-equipped butler’s kitchen for all-day refreshments. A separate door opens to an outdoor dining terrace with barbecue facilities, complemented by a garden room, ideal for larger group gatherings.
Team Building
The castle’s expansive gardens and courtyards provide inspiring spaces for social events, relaxation, and team-building activities. Surrounded by Victorian trees, rolling hills, and forested landscapes, with the Cairngorm Mountains in view, the estate also features a turreted sauna in the main courtyard and multiple areas of informal networking.
Activities offered nearby:
- Fishing
- Golf
- Stalking & shooting days
- Clay-shooting
- Watersports
Explore Scotland:
With its central location, Blackcraig Castle offers seamless access to whisky distilleries, historic sites, mountains, lochs, beaches and more
Accommodation
Spread across five floors, each room is individually restored with original furnishings, combining historic charm with modern comfort.
Accommodation highlights:
- Four double bedrooms with en-suite bath or shower rooms
- One double bedroom with a separate private bathroom & shower room
- Two twin-bedded rooms with separate private shower rooms
Prices
Elevate your next corporate event at Blackcraig Castle, where up to fourteen guests can be accommodated across seven elegantly appointed bedrooms. Whether planning a meeting, conference, or executive retreat, the dedicated events team ensures every detail is meticulously managed, allowing you to focus entirely on your business.
The flexible event planning and tailored pricing enable you to design a corporate retreat that aligns perfectly with your goals. Reach out to our specialists today to begin planning an unforgettable event.
For 2026 guide pricing:
Three nights from £10,475, including breakfast
Seven nights from £22,595, Including breakfast
Reviews
9.7Location
Blackcraig Castle is nestled in the glen of Strathardle, between Bridge of Cally and Kirkmichael. This small glen is a gateway from lowland Perthshire to the Scottish Highlands, with unspoilt beauty along the length of its winding road. A little further north is Royal Deeside, where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert built Balmoral, their Baronial summer home. Edinburgh and Glasgow are less than two hours' drive away.