Castle Leod, the Seat of Clan Mackenzie, is one of the best-preserved historic castles in the Scottish Highlands. Today, it is home to Clan Chief, John Mackenzie, 5th Earl of Cromartie, …

If you're a Clan Mackenzie enthusiast, an Outlander fan or simply charmed by Castle Leod and its setting, visit us and experience its wonders for yourself. We have scheduled open days …

Castle Leod, the Seat of Clan Mackenzie, is one of the best-preserved historic castles in the Scottish Highlands and the real world inspiration for Outlander's Castle Leoch.

At the heart of this, Castle Leod, as the seat of the clan and home of the Earls and Countesses of Cromartie, has been of great importance in Scottish and Highland culture. It is the focus of …

Castle Leod has survived the complexities of Highland politics for over 500 years. Following settlements and structures created by Vikings, Picts and Norse Earls, by the 15th century the …

Approaching through its picturesque front drive, visitors are met with a breathtaking sight of Castle Leod and its surroundings. The castle’s grounds offer a glimpse into its long and storied past, …

Glorious woodland and extensive parklands characterise the grounds. Located beneath Ben Wyvis, Castle Leod is in a majestic location. Parklands surrounds the castle to the south and …

The concept of named clans came much later, but Castle Leod was one of the original Mackenzie strongholds and is now home to their Chief, The Earl of Cromartie or Cabarfeidh as he is …

Strathpeffer's Highland Games takes place in the grounds of Castle Leod, presided over by the Clan Mackenzie chief and 5th Earl of Cromartie, John Mackenzie. A lively celebration of …

Castle Leod's restoration and repair is an ongoing project at the heart of Clan Mackenzie. Castle Leod is under the protection of the Clan Mackenzie Charitable Trust (CMCT), a registered …