Overview
RPC Dundee is a high quality, modern sports complex boasting a wide range of indoor and outdoor facilities, as well as designated meeting rooms and conference suite.
RPC Dundee is a modern sports complex which sits within the picturesque Caird Park in Dundee.
RPC Dundee can accommodate meetings and conferences of up to 200 people in a range of designated meeting spaces, with the potential to also book on-site sports facilities and utilise the path network to energise delegates.
The RPC is fully accessible for people with a disability / mobility issues and offers free on-site car parking. There is also free WI-FI throughout the site.
How to find us
The Venue
Our commitment to accessibility
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Our commitment to sustainability
Our Sustainability Policy - coming soon.
Our commitment to inclusion
The RPC team will be happy to work with event organisers in advance of and during meetings and conferences to ensure all delegates feel welcome and included. The site is fully accessible for people with a disability, boasting 2 Changing Places toilets on-site and a number of additional accessible toilets and changing facilities. There are 2 lifts to ensure easy access to the upper street area of the building and all corridors and walk ways have been designed with accessibility in mind.
RPC Dundee are registered with both the Breastfeeding Friendly Scotland and Sunflower Lanyard schemes.
We are proud to be a Scottish Living Wage Employer
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Health & Wellbeing
RPC Dundee is the ideal venue choice to integrate health and wellbeing into a meeting or conference. With a wide range of sports facilities on site, organisers can provide a range of flexible activity and relaxation options and the extensive parkland grounds provide an ideal path network to encourage walk and talk sessions. There are designated bike storage areas to encourage active travel and there are trained first aiders on-site.
Caird Park was formally opened to the public on 27 October 1920, by Mrs Marryat, sister of Sir James Caird, the local benefactor who bough the ruined estate in 1912. The park includes Mains Castle and Den o’Mains. The park is ideal for active recreation and walking. The wooden den provides habitat for red squirrels, orchids and kingfishers. Other paths take visitors to see old oak avenues and grand old copper beaches. View Caird Park Map (hyperlink to pdf)
Parking and EV charging
- Accessible Parking - 6 accessible parking spaces in the main car park
- On-site Parking - 170 car parking spaces
- On-site Coach Parking - Up to 4 full size buses
- Overflow Parking - Nearby for cars and some buses
- EV Charging - 4 EV charging points on site
Distance to travel amenities
- Dundee Airport - 6.3 miles (10 km) by car
- Dundee Railway Station - 3.7 miles (5.9 km) by car
- Dundee Bus Station - 2.9 miles (4.7 km) by car
