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Corporate Events
Corporate Events
Enjoy exclusive use of the Castle for your Gala Dinners, Company Away Days, conferences and meetings, product launches and other hospitality events. You’ll be welcomed by the burning log fires and enthusiastic staff!
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Private Parties
Private Parties
Winton Castle is the ultimate private party venue provided on an exclusive use basis, all yours for the duration of your celebration! The castle is a unique and memorable venue for private parties, family celebrations, special birthday parties, anniversaries, any private event. For smaller events, our lovingly restored Potting Shed next to our stunning walled garden is the ideal venue.
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Activities
Activities
We offer a wide range of entertaining activities for groups of your family, friends or colleagues. From clay pigeon shooting and highland games to expert whisky or cheese tastings, there will be something to suit every group!
- Activities
- Winton Trail Run – Postponed!
- Winton Open Day - Postponed!
- 4 x 4 Driving & Quad Bikes
- Clay Pigeon Shooting
- Company Away Days & Parties
- Archery
- Bushcraft
- Mini Highland Games
- Fly Fishing
- Falconry
- Edinburgh Assault Course
- Hovercrafts
- Laser Tag
- Outdoor Challenges
- Whisky Tastings
- Wine and Champagne Tastings
- Golf
- Stag Do Ideas & Activities
- Hen Party Activities
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Weddings
Weddings
Winton Castle truly is a stunning wedding venue. It seamlessly blends the grandeur of a castle with the intimacy of a family home; something that we fondly call ‘intimacy on a grand scale’. Exclusive hire means that the castle is all yours for your fairy tale wedding day.
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Self Catering
Self Catering
Winton Estate’s large, luxury, self catering country houses exude comfort, style and tranquility. Our three unique self catering properties are available on a flexible basis for full weeks, long weekends, or weekday short breaks.
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Winton Estate
Winton Estate
Winton Estate is an idyllic patch of Scotland’s countryside: two thirds farmland and one third woodland with a castle in its centre, less than half an hour from Edinburgh. Built by the Setons, burnt by Henry VIII, and several owners and additions later, today it the home of Sir Francis and Lady Ogilvy.