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Angaston holiday rentals start at $98 AUD per night before taxes and fees
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Vineyard Views
Vineyard Views, hidden in the ridges of Menglers Hill near Angaston, on a working-vineyard, delivers everything you need for your next weekend getaway in the Barossa. With Angaston a five-minute drive in one direction and world class wineries a five-minute drive in another, Vineyard Views has you covered. You can stay in and watch the sunset from the deck with a glass of shiraz, or you can use the peaceful location as a base to visit nearby cellar doors and other Barossa attractions.
Barossa 1900 Vineyard Retreat
Barossa 1900 offers luxury vineyard accommodation for 10 people in the Barossa Valley, one hour’s drive from Adelaide. The private two-acre property is home to some of the Barossa’s oldest dry-grown Grenache grapes and is located a short walk to cellar doors, restaurants, breweries and retail shopping in Tanunda. As a sister property to Barossa 1900 Homestead, together these two properties sleep 18 people. We offer generous inclusions and private winemaker tastings by appointment.
Devitt on French, quiet and romantic
Built in 1860, Devitt on French B&B is a step back to the old charms of yesteryear with the modern amenities that make for the perfect escape to the Barossa Valley. Complete privacy with a magnificent look out from the front verandah for your morning coffee. Ideally set amongst the oldest houses in Angaston shaded by a Silver Ash and an old apple tree, this quiet street is an easy walking distance to the main street coffee shops, wine tasting rooms, popular restaurants, and more.
Angaston Blue-Stone Stay - Barossa Valley
Experience the epitome of comfort and convenience at our Angaston Bluestone Stay accommodation. Nestled in the heart of the Barossa Valley, just a short stroll away from the vibrant main street. Conveniently situated within reach of renowned restaurants, and the finest wineries, our accommodation also provides easy parking for your convenience. Escape to our Angaston Bluestone Stay, where comfort meets sophistication, promising a memorable stay in the heart of the Barossa Valley.
Peace and serenity in the heart of the Barossa
Archery Road Estate is a bouquet vineyard nestled in the heart of the famous picturesque Barossa Valley. The 1880s farmhouse offers an exclusive getaway for a couple, family or group of friends. The spacious retreat has four bedrooms, comprising of three queen size beds and one twin bedroom. Relax on the deck with a complimentary bottle of Jacob’s Creek wine and enjoy views of the cottage garden, vineyard and tall gums or work up a sweat on the property’s private tennis court.
Charming cottage in Angaston
The Rusty Olive is an intimate lovers retreat nestled in the heart of Angaston, one of the most beautiful towns in the Barossa Valley wine and food region. The cottage is located in a quiet street within walking distance to restaurants, wine and cheese bars, smokehouse, bakeries and Italian cooking school. Only an hour's drive north-east of Adelaide, The Rusty Olive is the perfect base for exploring the world famous Barossa Valley and ideal for a romantic getaway.
Pinecone Ridge, Barossa - enjoy your own 16 acres
Whether you are looking for a base from which to explore the Barossa, or a place in which to bunker down and take a break from a fast-paced life, Pinecone Ridge is for you. The house is nestled into a ridge top amongst rolling hills and vineyards, and large windows in the open plan living area allow you to enjoy the spectacular views whether you are inside or outside. Enjoy exploring the 16 acre property - it's all yours!
Rogasch Cottage
Situated in the heart of the Barossa Valley and nestled amidst 9 acres of vineyard, this fully renovated 1860's cottage is only 5 minutes walk to Tanunda's coffee shops and restaurants With magnificent vineyard and rural views you can enjoy a glass of wine whilst relaxing in the heated plunge pool or enjoying the comfort of an open fire place. Did we mention there is also access to your own private cellar ;-)
The Barn, a bit rustic, a bit wild & a bit luxe
Step into a space where rustic character meets refined comfort at The Barn. It captures the essence of glamping — minus the tent — offering an experience that is immersive and grounded The Barn isn’t designed for everyone, particularly if an en-suite bathroom is essential. What it offers instead is something far rarer: complete seclusion, no neighbouring lights, and expansive night skies scattered with stars.
Barossa house in the vines & stunning valley view!
The essence of Barossa living! Fantastic valley view over the vines. Nestled in the bush but only 5 minutes from Tanunda and Nuriootpa. Relax with the whole family at this modern family home with stunning outdoor entertaining area and hot tub overlooking the valley. All the amenities set on 5 acres; the perfect country retreat!
Strothers Farm House ~ Angaston, Barossa Valley
Strothers Farm House *Renovated 2018* The 100-year-old stone house is set on a hilltop on the outskirts of Angaston. Is ideal if you’re looking to escape for a Romantic Getaway or share with a group of friends. This is the perfect house as a base while exploring the Barossa Valley or relaxing in the peace and quiet.
Washington- Heart of the Barossa
Washington Cottage is a beautiful 1880s property in the heart of Barossa Valley. Within walking distance to the main street of Angaston where you'll find restaurants, cellar doors, cafes, bakeries and Foodland. Angaston is located in the center of the towns, being only a short drive to Tanunda and Nuriootpa.
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JHA Stone Cellar
When is the best time to visit Angaston?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $267 AUD | $261 AUD | $253 AUD | $275 AUD | $257 AUD | $254 AUD | $230 AUD | $230 AUD | $232 AUD | $236 AUD | $240 AUD | $243 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 22°C | 22°C | 19°C | 15°C | 12°C | 10°C | 9°C | 10°C | 12°C | 15°C | 18°C | 20°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Angaston?
Angaston has a mix of cozy cottages, restored heritage homes, and modern apartments. Stays near the town center often provide easy access to local shops, dining, and vineyards.
What are the best things to do in Angaston with kids?
Kids can explore Memorial Reserve playgrounds, visit farm animals at local markets, and discover nature trails around Angaston. Community events and family-friendly wineries provide interactive experiences.
What are some of the best things to do in Angaston?
Wander historic Main Street, sample regional produce at Barossa Farmers Market, and enjoy tastings at local vineyards. Walking trails and country parks add scenic options to your visit.
How is the weather in Angaston?
Angaston has warm summers around 85°F (30°C) and cooler winters near 56°F (14°C), with rainfall peaking mid-year. Layered clothing helps adapt to changing conditions throughout the day.
When is the best time to visit Angaston?
Late spring and early autumn are frequently suggested for mild weather and changing vineyard landscapes. Summers reach up to 85°F (30°C), while winters are cooler around 56°F (14°C), making each season distinct.
What are the best places to visit in Angaston?
Explore Angaston’s historic streets, visit the Barossa Farmers Market, and wander through Memorial Reserve. The area’s wineries, frequently suggested by visitors, highlight the local tradition of winemaking.
What are some hiking trails in Angaston?
Explore paths in the Angaston Rail Trail, which runs through scenic countryside, or wander local nature reserves with gentle walking tracks. These routes are often recommended for spotting native plants and birds.
What are some family activities we can do in Angaston?
Families often enjoy exploring playgrounds at Memorial Reserve, attending community markets, and picnicking in local parks. Easier walking trails and interactive workshops are also frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Angaston?
Many visitors explore surrounding Barossa Valley vineyards, visit regional towns with historic architecture, or tour nearby conservation parks. Day trips often combine local wine tastings, culinary experiences, and nature walks.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Angaston?
Angaston has pet friendly stays, including some cottages and vacation rentals around the town center and rural vineyards. Many hosts welcome pets, so it is worth checking individual listings for details.
What are some local tips for visiting Angaston?
Locals often advise booking vineyard experiences ahead and visiting weekend markets early for fresh produce. Walking or cycling lets you discover scenic streets and historic corners at a relaxed pace.
What is Angaston known for?
Angaston is known for its historic town center, vibrant wine culture, and artisan markets. The region’s heritage buildings, friendly community, and Barossa Valley traditions shape its local character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Angaston?
Visit local art studios, lesser-known family-run wineries, and explore historic stone buildings tucked off the main streets. Saturday markets and small bakeries often surprise with unique finds.
What are the best foods to try in Angaston?
Angaston has locally made cheeses, artisan bread, cured meats, and farm-fresh produce. Barossa Valley wines, regional pies, and jams are popular flavors to explore at markets and eateries.
What should I bring for a trip to Angaston?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for town strolls and vineyard visits, a light jacket for cool evenings, and sun protection for warm afternoons. Carry a reusable water bottle and consider bringing layered clothing, as temperatures vary seasonally.
What is the nightlife in Angaston like?
Nightlife in Angaston tends to be relaxed, with wine bars, casual pubs, and locally inspired restaurants. Some venues host live music or tastings around the town center, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Angaston?
Angaston hosts seasonal food and wine festivals, community markets, and arts celebrations, particularly in spring and autumn. Barossa Vintage Festival is often recommended for its local culture and historical themes.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Angaston?
Angaston has family friendly rentals, including cottages with gardens and multi-bedroom homes near the town center. Many properties are designed with group gatherings and comfort in mind.
All about Angaston
Just over an hour northeast of Adelaide, Angaston is the perfect base for exploring the Barossa Valley. The tiny hilltop town sits within an easy drive to more than 150 vineyards, but even if you’re not here for the fermented grape juice, the landscape itself, dotted with endless hills and olive groves, makes a beautiful backdrop for your vacation in South Australia. Yes, there are scenic hiking and biking trails ready to whisk you through the vine-studded valley to swim in a secluded creek or plop down for a picnic beside a lavender farm. But there are just as many fun things to see and do in town so that you’ll never have to wander too far from your Angaston accommodation.
The self-guided Angaston Heritage Walk is a window into local history, and leads you to some of the oldest structures in the Barossa Valley, including a blacksmith museum and an 1844 stone chapel commissioned by the town’s namesake so that people of all denominations could worship under one roof. On Saturdays, it can feel like all of Angaston comes out for the Barossa Farmers Market, a showcase of the valley’s best and brightest featuring 50 stalls selling everything from Barossa cherries and farm-raised venison to a real-deal Jewish-style bagel.
What are the top things to do in Angaston?
Eden Valley
From Angaston you can take a 15-minute drive on the Eden Valley Road toward the Eden Valley Lookout. On your way to the lookout, you will pass stretches of open, grass-covered hills and dozens of manicured vineyards. Follow the dirt road uphill to the Eden Valley Lookout carpark and follow the trail to the lookout point, where you’ll see the valley’s green, rolling hills and bushy trees dotted throughout them. Plan to reach the lookout point as the sun sets for a colourful backdrop.
Barossa Sculpture Park
The impressive granite and marble sculptures at Barossa Sculpture Park were created by international artists who participated in the Barossa International Sculpture Symposium in 1988. These sculptures reflect their interpretations of the surrounding valley, and after you enjoy the artwork, you can head to the park’s Menglers Hill Lookout point for your own panoramic view.
Steingarten Lookout
Travellers looking for hilltop views can drive up the rural gravel roads to the Steingarten Lookout point. For an extra special experience, pack a picnic and head there in the evening and watch the magical purple and orange sunset. If you stay past dark, it’s also a great stargazing point away from city light pollution.
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