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A basement lounge area features exposed brick walls and a cozy wood fire, complemented by a leather sofa. A coffee table made from a wooden crate sits atop a cowhide rug. A stylish bar area displays a selection of wine bottles, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.
Home in Bordertown
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 423 reviews

'Sadie House' Boutique B&B in the heart of town

PLEASE READ GUEST ACCESS BEFORE BOOKING Sadie is centrally located, a short walk to the main street, pubs, cafes etc. Established in 1914, oozing with character & charm! Comfortable, spacious rooms, sleeping up to 8 people. Lovely bathroom, newly renovated kitchen. Wood fire in lounge. Free Wifi and Netflix. Continental breakfast provisions & a coffee machine. Guests can enjoy relaxing in the underground cellar, or soaking up the sun in the beautiful private garden. Pets and children welcome

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A spacious bed is centered against a dark green wall, flanked by round wall sconces that provide soft lighting. A framed mirror hangs above the bed, while a decorative yellow pillow adds a pop of color. Nightstands on both sides hold small plants and personal items.
Cottage in Keith
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 336 reviews

The Lake House Retreat

Located only 2 1/2 hours drive from Adelaide, the Lake House Retreat sits in a picturesque location, overlooking a private lake and surrounded by 7 acres of lush lawn and manicured garden. Perfect for a quick stopover, travelling for business, or for longer stays. The Lake House Retreat is ideal for guests travelling alone or for groups and is family friendly. Provisions for cooked and continental breakfast supplied for the first morning and a complimentary bottle of wine greets you on arrival.

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A vibrant logo for Gums N' Roses B&B is displayed prominently. Bright red roses are depicted against a circular background, framed by green leaves and coffee beans. The name 'Gums N' Roses B&B' is inscribed in bold letters at the bottom, creating a welcoming and visually appealing sign.
Home in Bordertown
5 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

Gums N' Roses B&B

Gums N' Roses B&B is located in the heart of Bordertown offers a family and pet-friendly stay where comfort meets convenience. Just a short walk or drive to local shops, pubs, and parks, the home features 3 spacious bedrooms, a child-friendly backyard, and a dedicated office space. Enjoy continental breakfast, coffee pod machine, and relax with a 65” smart TV. Free WIFI, Netflix and YouTube, on a super comfortable lounge. Air-conditioning, Heaters in Bedrooms, Woodfire, full kitchen amenities.

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A prominent sign displays the name 'Bordertown Bed & Breakfast,' featuring a silhouette of a kangaroo. The sign is framed in black with contrasting red and beige colors, positioned above the address number '70.'
Home in Bordertown
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Bordertown B&B The Pines @ 70 Cannawigara Road

Come and enjoy time in quiet and secure surrounds. 3 bedroom home away from home, centrally located for hospital, schools, bowls, skate park & park areas. Stay in airconditioned comfort with every room air conditioned. Just across the road from the town's Olympic swimming pool. If working in the area then easy to walk to shops, gyms, restaurants & hotels. Well equipped & stocked kitchen. Don't need to bring a thing! Extremely accessible, flat, grab rails where needed. Secure backyard for pets.

Top Guest favourite
A cozy living room features two sofas, one upholstered in light fabric and the other in brown leather, positioned around a central coffee table. A fireplace is set against a brick wall, with decorative shelving and artwork enhancing the warm atmosphere.
Home in Kingston SE
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 52 reviews

Lighthouse Keepers' Cottage (1 bedroom)

A dose of fresh sea air is just what you need tranquil sea views quite literally beckoning you from the front door step, a more fitting place to stay on the Limestone Coast cannot be found. Built in 1933 to house the intrepid lightkeepers of the Cape Jaffa Lighthouse. It is just a 7mins walk to the jetty, seafood market, hotel, supermarket and cafes. Best of all you can return home to your beautiful seaside retreat to unwind- just choose a nook and settle in with a book and a glass of wine!

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A person is paddling a kayak on calm water during sunset. The sun is low on the horizon, casting a warm glow over the ocean, with gentle ripples reflecting the colors of the sky. Soft hues of orange, pink, and purple blend seamlessly above the water.
Home in Kingston SE
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

Marine Views Beach House

Enjoy beautiful waterfront views right from your living areas! A short stroll and you will be dipping your toes in the ocean. Spectacular sunsets enjoyed after a day on the beach or touring local wineries. Throw in your bikes, there is a fantastic bike track directly opposite the house. Ride beside the beach or enjoy a short walk into town to visit coffee shops, the jetty or hotels. Pack the cricket set, footy or a frisbee and enjoy the large grassed area directly opposite the house.

Top Guest favourite
A single-story structure with a red gable roof is presented, surrounded by a lush garden. A wooden deck features outdoor seating and is framed by vibrant flowers in the foreground. A water tank is visible in the background against a clear blue sky.
Villa in Mundulla
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 316 reviews

Maryfield Retreat B & B

Maryfield Retreat offers a private self contained unit with a sparkling renovated ensuite, a queen size bed and sofa bed. The unit has a charming kitchenette and breakfast provisions are supplied for you to enjoy whilst overlooking the tranquil garden setting. Maryfield Retreat is conveniently located on the edge of the enchanting village of Mundulla. An easy 500m walk brings you to the centre of town and a range of services to ensure your stay is enjoyable!

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A single-story house is shown, surrounded by lush green grass and well-maintained gardens. A pathway leads to the entrance, framed by leafy shrubs and a small tree, under a clear blue sky.
Home in Keith
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Jocks

Jocks place is named after Jock, a well known Keith identity who lived in this house. The property has been lovingly remodelled and is now presented as centrally located accommodation in the township of Keith. The house is surrounded by manicured gardens giving a sense of quiet serenity. There is generous open plan kitchen-meals-lounge area with 2 bedrooms and a modern bathroom. An additional toilet and separate laundry are located just outside the back door.

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A 29-foot caravan is depicted, showcasing an awning providing shade over an outdoor seating area. The entrance is easily accessible, and a small set of steps leads into the caravan. Nearby, a chair and a rustic element are visible, blended with the surrounding natural greenery.
Campervan/RV in Bordertown
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

My Soul

Short notice Booking, Please ensure that the Caravan is available. If the door is open then it is available. Call me for any other requests. Ruben. Rest and sleep in peace. You’ll treasure your time at this peaceful place. A full kitchen is available, fridge. Peace and tranquillity, a special place to rest and disconnect. No extra bed is provided, Queen size bed for 2 only—off-street parking. Take away in town, 5 minutes away.

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The entrance features a modern wooden door framed by light-colored stone walls and a pergola. A mix of greenery and low-maintenance plants is visible alongside the pathway, while a tall chimney rises from the roof, contributing to the home's character.
Home in Bordertown
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 53 reviews

Harcourt House

This quaint house is full of character! With spacious bedrooms, large kitchen and 2 good sized bathrooms it is the perfect place for a large family or group who are visiting the area for community events. The long driveway allows for several cars to be parked off the street and the house is only a short walk to the main street and local sporting grounds.

Guest favourite
A well-appointed bedroom features a spacious bed with a dark duvet and decorative pillows. Two bedside lamps provide soft lighting, while a piece of artwork hangs above the bed. A wooden dresser sits nearby, and a guitar leans against the wall, completing the cozy setting.
Guesthouse in Keith
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

The Granny Flat

‘The Granny Flat’ is situated in a quiet rural setting only 2km from the township of Keith. The 1950’s two-bedroom stay has been recently renovated, offering an open relaxed living area with modern kitchen facilities. The original terrazzo bathroom reflects it’s timeless style.

Guest favourite
A spacious green lawn is bordered by a variety of lush trees and flowering plants. The bright blue sky above enhances the serene outdoor setting, creating a peaceful environment. The well-maintained grass invites relaxation and enjoyment of the natural surroundings.
Bed and breakfast in Bordertown
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Cosy cottage in rural setting

Mapperley B&B, a fully self contained cottage situated on a rural property 3 Kms from the centre of Bordertown and accessible by sealed road. Free standing and very comfortable. Pet friendly and plenty of peace and quiet for a nice restful sleep.

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All about Keith

Keith is a laid-back little country town surrounded by flat farmland, and a stop on the highway between Adelaide and Melbourne. Due to its location at the junction of the Riddoch Highway and Dukes Highway, Keith is known as one of the gateways to South Australia’s Limestone Coast, a spectacular region of beaches, farms, and vineyards in the southeastern corner of the state.

The town is also on the train line between the two capitals, although the station was knocked down years ago and passenger trains no longer stop here. Almost all of Keith occupies the triangle formed by the Y-shaped junction between the highways, with only a few grain silos, some houses, and a showground on the other side of the train tracks. The town serves as a great base for exploring the nearby Mount Monster and Ngarkat conservation parks.

What are the top things to do in Keith?

Ngarkat Conservation Park

An immense conservation area that joins up with the Big Desert Wilderness Area in neighbouring Victoria, Ngarkat Conservation Park is around 50 minutes from Keith. You can tackle some of the short to seven-hour-long bushwalking tracks through the scrubby sand dunes and mallee bush, or tour the park by four-wheel drive.

Mount Monster Conservation Park

A 15-minute drive from Keith, Mount Monster Conservation Park is a wildlife haven in a sea of farmland. On walking trails through bush and scrub you may encounter echidnas as well as the more ubiquitous kangaroos, wallabies, and native birds. The park is named for Mount Monster, a granite outcrop rising above the trees; the hike to the summit and back takes around half an hour.

Wineries

The Limestone Coast wine region of Padthaway is roughly a 40-minute drive from Keith; you’ll pass Mount Monster on the way. At cellar doors lining Riddoch Highway you can find Shiraz and Chardonnay made from grapes grown in the area’s rich red soils. The renowned Coonawarra wine region is a further hour’s drive down the highway from Padthaway.