Boturich Castle at Balloch, on the banks of Loch Lomond, can be hired for conferences, corporate events, team days, product launches, parties and weddings. A glass Pavilion takes up to 200 guests by day and 50 more in the evening. The castle, the Pavilion and the grounds are for the exclusive use of your group.
Seminars and company events
The estate lists conferences, corporate events, team days out and product launches as events it hosts. The Pavilion is the main room. It has glass walls on the loch side, wooden beams, crystal chandeliers and a covered balcony that can be used in any weather. A banqueting kitchen and a fully stocked contemporary bar are part of the building. Tables, chairs, linen, glassware, crockery and cutlery are included. For teams that want to be active, the estate says it can arrange activities in the grounds, including Highland Games. The site does not give presentation equipment or room dimensions, so ask for these in your request.
Weddings and receptions
The estate has staged weddings since 2010. Each wedding has its own dedicated team, and the couple has exclusive use of the castle, the Pavilion and the grounds. Up to 200 guests can attend during the day, with 50 more arriving for the evening. The site publishes a calendar of wedding dates that are already taken, and asks couples to enquire for 2027 and beyond.
Rooms and capacities
The Pavilion is the only event room described on the site: 200 day guests plus 50 evening guests, with a covered balcony and a bar. The castle and the grounds come with it, since the hire is exclusive. The grounds cover 165 acres.
Accommodation
No bedrooms are listed at the castle. The site points to the towns and villages of the Trossachs for places to stay. Plan lodging for your guests nearby.
Catering
Catering is run by the estate's own chefs, who cook Scottish dishes such as locally caught fish, meats and seasonal game. The menu is tailored to each event. The Pavilion has its own banqueting kitchen and bar.
History and setting
The castle dates from the 1830s and includes the walls of an older ruin of the same name. The estate is described as the only privately owned estate left within Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. The Roome family has owned it since 1984. The setting is secluded and far from the city.
Getting there
The address is Balloch, Alexandria, G83 8LX. Central Glasgow is 35 minutes away by road or rail, and Glasgow Airport is about a 25 minute drive.
