Top 10 things to do in the Barossa with kids

We don’t like to be rushed in the Barossa . A preference of quality over quantity, good service over rushed service and culture over clinical. Why…? We’re passionate about our story, our friends’ story, our Barossa.

Hailed as the most historic winery and greatest showpieces in the Barossa, a vibrant community of wine, food, art and beauty awaits you at Seppeltsfield. Taste, tour, discover and spend an entire day exploring Seppeltsfield.

Angaston, the ideal destination for those seeking a Barossa escape combining amazing food and wine, against the backdrop of history in an idyllic environment where you can indulge all of your senses while enjoying an active family weekend escape. Angaston is one of the oldest towns in the Barossa and boasts some of the Barossa’s oldest buildings still in use. Located an hour’s drive from Adelaide, Angaston is nestled in the rolling foothills of the Barossa Ranges, and is an ideal rural location, with so much to offer in the township and surrounds.

Eden Valley is a destination of discovery, where the fresh, crisp country air refreshes your senses and the friendly, welcoming locals will delight in sharing their slice of paradise with you. Take the time to slow down and linger like a local in the valley of grapes and gums.

Situated in the heart of the idyllic southern Barossa, Lyndoch offers panoramic vistas stretching in every direction.  And it’s not just the views that are amazing – Lyndoch serves up an abundance of the Barossa’s renowned food and wine experiences.  And it couldn’t be easier to get here, just an hour’s drive from Adelaide! For a true Barossa experience with generous hospitality in an incredibly beautiful environment, plan a visit to Lyndoch in the southern Barossa soon.

When you’re writing your bucket list of South Australian food and wine experiences, make sure Nuriootpa, in the heart of the Barossa, is right at the top.  A getaway to Nuriootpa will position you within walking (or cycling) distance of extraordinary cellar doors and renowned culinary experiences, with the great outdoors at your doorstep.  Less than an hour’s drive from Adelaide, take a day trip or, allow time to savour everything this town has to offer and plan for an extended foodie escape.  For a taste of some of the best of the Barossa – schedule a foodie escape to Nuriootpa.

Tanunda is the perfect destination for families! While our Barossa region may be renowned around the world for our grape growing and winemaking, but there is a whole world of adventure to discover in our beautiful region for the young and young at heart. The proof is in the pudding, so come along as we show you the very best of beautiful Tanunda for families.  And with less than an hour’s drive from Adelaide, there’s little time for the obligatory ‘are we there yet?’ from the back seats, before arriving at your accommodation!

Welcome to Williamstown where a world of exploration awaits!!  Choose your own adventure in this beautiful outdoor playground - adrenaline-filled, thrill-a-minute, or calm and contemplative, soaking in the peace of the natural world. Easily accessible from Adelaide, the one-hour drive means you can pack the bikes and kayaks and head off for an action-packed daytrip or set up base camp and explore the region in depth.

Less than an hour from Adelaide’s CBD, the charming hamlet of Greenock is an exciting hive of community, discovery, and innovation. Not only proud custodians of some of the best viticultural and agricultural land in this world-famous wine region, but also home to several artisan food producers, micro-brewers, winemakers, providores, and passionate gastro-entrepreneurs.