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Cottage in Gawler East

Near Gawler Main St and start of Barossa

Entire 2 B/R - Very Light, modern & spacious with more than AMPLE GATED parking for caravan, truck, boat etc. Close to the Main Street of Gawler which is the gateway to the Barossa Valley :) Take a wine tour, Visit some breathtaking historical sights or perhaps go the other direction and visit our beautiful city of Adelaide or maybe Just RELAX. Large deck with Serene View of Garden and Gum Trees, super close to Main Street & Shops VERY easy, VERY relaxing, VERY Comfortable & Totally Independent

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews
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A modern cottage studio features a striking design with a mix of stone and sleek black materials. Large glass windows offer a view of the surrounding greenery, while a wooden deck is furnished with two chairs, inviting relaxation in the outdoor space.
Guesthouse in Woodside

"The Nook" Studio Guesthouse

Welcome to The Nook, your cozy retreat nestled in the serene Adelaide Hills. This modern cottage studio is the perfect haven for those seeking tranquility and comfort amidst natures embrace. With its sleek design and thoughtful amenities, The Nook offers a seamless blend of contemporary living and rustic charm. Whether you are sipping wine on the private patio, exploring the nearby vineyards or simply unwinding by the fireplace, come experience the beauty of the Adelaide Hills in our Oasis

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews
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The cabin's entrance is highlighted by a welcoming porch with wooden beams, surrounded by lush greenery. Reclaimed corrugated iron walls reflect the rustic design, while a large door invites guests inside. Softly lit by natural light, the space embodies an open and approachable atmosphere.
Farm stay in Williamstown

Bonza! Mill About Vineyard: Barossa's cosy stays

Unwind in this delightful, inclusive & accessible studio on a hobby farm in the Barossa Valley, close to the Adelaide Hills, historic Gawler, 40min from the beach. Drawing on Barossa heritage, it showcases reclaimed corrugated iron walls & roof. Warm yet roomy & comfy: queen bed, kitchenette, aircon+ceiling fan. Breakfast supplies. Wheelchair ramp, wide doors. Views of vineyard, nature, garden. Picnic spot, bush trails, wineries nearby. LGBTQ+ welcoming. Perfect for romance or a quiet break.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews
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Farm stay in Kersbrook

Spacious rural retreat - Hills & Barossa

Set amongst the rolling, gum-studded hills of Kersbrook, just 45 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, Pepper Tree Farm is a spacious, private rural retreat perfectly positioned between the Adelaide Hills and Barossa. Wake slowly with generous local breakfast provisions before discovering nearby wineries, scenic drives and charming country towns. With fully self-contained living, peaceful outdoor spaces and a cosy fire in winter, it's a place to truly switch off and unwind, with room to breathe.

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews
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A modern kitchen is depicted, featuring sleek cabinets and a large gas stove. Natural light fills the space through a window, illuminating the wood-like flooring. A door leads to the garden area, enhancing the overall functionality of the kitchen.
Home in Davoren Park

Large Home:)*15% Winter Sale*Barossa/Adel*Parking

❤️❤️No cleaning fee❤️❤️ 😊Budget Adelaide stay❤️Gateway to the Barossa Valley/Food & Wine region🍷Pet Friendly-Bring your Best Friend 🐶 Quiet Location *👍Large Secure Parking-trailer/boat/caravan🚤2.6m wide driveway access to back yard * Close to Lyell McEwin hospital precinct* Large Secure Yard * Modern Kitchen and 2 Bathrooms * Affordable Large Family Stay * Kids swing and large sand pit * Close to Northern Expressway, Port Wakefield rd and Main North rd * Close to St Kilda boat ramp*

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews
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Three decorative panels are displayed on a wooden wall, featuring stylized red silhouettes of a frog, a bird, and a lizard. Each design is outlined against a light background, contributing to the natural ambiance of the Gawler Garden Retreat.
Guesthouse in Evanston

Gawler Garden Retreat

New, private 2-bedroom retreat in Evanston, in beautiful historic Gawler - the oldest country town in South Australia & gateway to Barossa Valley. Light-filled lounge with serene garden views, full kitchen, 2 comfortable bedrooms and plenty of storage. Breakfast provisions included on arrival. Modern bathroom /laundry. Fast internet, Smart TV (Netflix, Fetch). Relax in the garden, explore parks along the river. Shops: 3min drive, Adelaide CBD & beaches: only 40min drive (N Express Way).

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews
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A well-maintained exterior of a single-story home is presented, featuring a neatly landscaped garden with various shrubs and trees. A paved driveway leads to the entrance, while the clear blue sky enhances the inviting atmosphere of the property.
Home in Golden Grove

Wynn Vale House in quiet cul-de-sac

Clean well presented fully equipped home within easy access to shopping centre and public transport. It is a lovely quiet area where you can explore the many walking tracks or stroll down to the nearby lake, a great location for a day trip to explore the Barossa Valley Wine region. The City is a short 25min bus ride once there you can jump on and off the free tram service exploring the many attractions in our beautiful city of Adelaide or catch a tram down to beautiful Glenelg Beach

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews
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The heritage building features stone walls with white-framed windows and a distinctive gable roof. A white picket fence surrounds the property, complemented by landscaped gravel and greenery, creating a welcoming entrance.
Home in Gawler East

The Coach House

The Coach House Bed & Breakfast, perfect for a Barossa Valley getaway. Enjoy a stay in one of Gawler's historic buildings which has been stylishly brought up to modern day luxury while embracing the heritage of a past era. Whether for business, overnight stay, wine tour or just because, come and stay in this stunningly appointed heritage building. Great view over looking Pioneer Park. 5 minute walk from Gawler Central Train Station and numerous Pubs,Restaurants and Shopping Precinct.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 727 reviews
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The two-storey accommodation features a modern architectural design with a sloped roof and wide porch. Lush greenery surrounds the property, while vineyard views extend from the front. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, complementing the serene landscape.
Home in Tanunda

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.

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews
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A bright hallway features polished wooden floors leading to a spacious bedroom and other rooms. Soft light is provided by a hanging pendant light above. A simple white chair rests against the wall, while two doors on either side offer access to additional spaces.
Guesthouse in Gawler

1881 Courthouse, Studio

Built in 1881 in historical Church Hill, with modern amenities, the Courthouse is centrally located in Gawler, yet quiet, offering a unique, self-contained accommodation option, close to the Barossa Valley, Gawler main street and shops. The Studio is at the front of this majestic building and is completely private. Originally the Witness Waiting Room , Entrance Foyer, Hallway, and WCs, the Studio is cosy and well equipped with initial breakfast supplies, fast internet and Netflix.

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 418 reviews
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The bedroom features a wooden bed frame with a light blue comforter and decorative pillows. A horse-themed artwork is displayed above the bed, while soft carpeting complements the room's décor.
Guesthouse in Gawler River

Shady acres.

This fully furnished,self-contained, stand alone, two bedrooms, guest unit is nestled on ten acres. It is private, well off the main road, pet friendly with private backyard. The main house is 200m away. Yards for horses are opposite the unit. Dressage arena and 650m track are available. Close by trail riding, cycling/ walking paths, historical townships (Gawler, Two Wells). Barossa Valley is 25km away. Come enjoy peace and quiet, whilst being close to amenities.

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews
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A walkway leads to a modern structure with a deck, surrounded by native landscaping. The building features large windows allowing natural light to brighten the interior, with a shaded area visible for relaxation. Greenery enhances the inviting appearance of the property.
Guesthouse in Kudla

Ovenden Lodge Guesthouse

OVENDEN LODGE offers dog-friendly accommodation, in a self-contained "granny flat" surrounded by open paddocks at the southern entrance to historic Gawler. With its ponies, birds and chickens, it is a quiet, private retreat for 1-2 adults, complete with cedar hot tub and sauna. Unfortunately, due to the ponds and animals on the property, Ovenden Lodge is NOT suited for children. Dogs and ponies are welcome by individual prior arrangement.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Popular amenities for Gawler holiday rentals

KitchenWi-FiPoolFree parking on premisesAir conditioning

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Guesthouse in Gawler West

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4.89 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews
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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 42 reviews
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Home in Angle Vale

Campiana Retreat | 5 Beds, Virgara Wines, 2 Living

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews
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The historic stone and brick exterior of the home is displayed, featuring a light-colored façade and ornate detailing. Lush greenery surrounds the property, and a well-maintained lawn enhances the entrance, which is bordered by a traditional white picket fence. A spacious covered porch is visible.
Home in Gawler

King Suite

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews
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The Barn features a modern exterior with a light grey facade and a pitched metal roof. A spacious deck wraps around the front, furnished with outdoor seating. Large windows invite natural light, and surrounding trees enhance the tranquil, rural setting.
Barn in Sandy Creek

The Barn - On Cockatoo Lane

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 51 reviews
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A bright bedroom features a spacious bed adorned with floral bedding and a soft, coordinating throw. Natural light streams through a large window with mesh screening, illuminating the wooden flooring and offering a view of the serene outdoor landscape.
Home in Evanston

Charming 4BR Retreat near Gawler

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviews
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Bungalow in Gawler West

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4.66 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

All about Gawler

The handsome historic town of Gawler sits at the junction of two rivers on the northeast fringe of Adelaide. When it was established in 1839, Gawler was South Australia’s first inland town. Like Adelaide, the state capital, Gawler was well planned with generous parks, tree-lined streets, and open squares. Cruise down Murray Road, Gawler’s main street, and you’ll encounter a succession of lovely 19th-century bluestone and brick buildings alongside more prosaic examples of modern architecture. Murray Road is bookended with parks — Clonlea Park to the north and Dead Man's Pass Reserve to the south. Branching off from Murray Road, leafy Cowan Street links the well-preserved Church Hill heritage district’s original public squares and churches. Scores of wineries in the Barossa Valley, South Australia’s best-known wine region, are a short drive away, while the 35 cellar doors of the Clare Valley are just over an hour north of town.

What are the top things to do in Gawler?

Soak up some history

Take a walking tour of the Church Hill State Heritage Area, with its 19th-century churches, schools, and homes, before checking out the National Trust’s Gawler Museum, housed in a former telegraph station, and the monuments in Pioneer Park, a former cemetery, on the main street through town.

The Barossa Trail

A walking and cycling trail to the Barossa Valley town of Tanunda, the Barossa Trail of mostly off-road paved paths starts just outside Gawler. It stretches on for 27 kilometres through pretty countryside to Tanunda from Gawler. Cyclists can continue on to the cute towns of Nuriootpa and Angaston.

Gawler Rivers Path

A wheelchair-accessible walking and cycling trail, the Gawler Rivers Path follows the waterways of the North and South Para rivers from Dead Man’s Pass south of the town centre all the way to Clonlea Park in the north. The entire trail takes around three hours to walk one-way and has plenty of picnic areas to stop and nosh at along the way.

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