Ravenscraig Castle

Kirkcaldy, Fife

 

Getting here

Ravenscraig Castle

On the eastern outskirts of Kirkcaldy, off the A955 Dysart Road.

Parking available at Ravenscraig Park and from there follow the directional signage to the castle.

Grid reference - NT 290 924

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Opening times

Due to repairs and conservation works on the bridge, there is currently no visitor access to Ravenscraig Castle.

Facilities

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Aberdour Castle and Gardens
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Scotstarvit Tower
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