Barossa Valley Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do

Distance from park: 9km

For the more adventurous explorers, why not see the Barossa Valley from above. Balloon Adventures Hot Air Balloons depart from Langmeil Winery and offer a truly unique Barossa experience.

Distance from park: 3km

Nestled between the banks of the Para River in the heart of the Barossa Valley, St Hallett Barossa offers a truly scrumptious cellar door experience, with artisanal Australian made chocolate and cheeses taste matched to a selection of their wines.

Distance from park: 1km

Tour Barossa offer a door to door service taking you to the biggest, the smallest and the best wineries the Barossa Valley has to offer.  Choose from a private tour, a bus tour or from their secret series to discover the best of the Barossa valley

Distance from park: Various Lengths

The Barossa Valley is Australia’s premier wine region. Discover boutique cellar doors or visit world famous wineries.

Distance from park: 5km

Producing premium wines since 1984, Charles Melton Wines was one of the first Barossa Valley wineries to turn their hand to making Shiraz and Grenache. Set against the spectacular Barossa Ranges, the winery offers several cellar door tours. Our pick? The Locacore Lunch. With a specially designed seasonal menu carefully matched to their bestselling wines, it's sure to delight the taste buds.

Distance from park: 7km

Take a drive to the Mengler Hill lookout and Barossa Sculpture park where you’ll see breathtaking views of the Barossa Valley and the beautiful sculptures created by artists to reflect the environment, ambience and the spirit of the Barossa.

Distance from park: 5km

As a fifth generation Barossa vigneron and winemaker, Grant Burge’s icon wines are so good they’re often sold out. If you want to get a taste of one of the delicious drops, make sure to book the Grant Burge at Krondorf cellar door tour before grabbing a bite to eat at the Krondorf Café.

Distance from park: 2km

While the magnificent Bavarian-style château built in the 1860s is a must see, Château Tanunda’s real attraction is their award-winning wines. Wind your way through hundreds of barrels of maturing wine while learning about the château’s fascinating history on one of the wineries daily cellar door tours.

Distance from park: 4km

Ten Pin bowling and Mini Golf fun for the whole family.  Barossa Bowland is home to the famous Tanunda Dinosaurs!

Distance from park: 20km

Built between 1899 and 1903, the Whispering Wall, a part of the Barossa Reservoir, was an engineering feat for its day. What draws visitors to the wall however is its unique acoustic effects which means that words whispered at one side can be clearly heard at the other more than 100 metres away.

Distance from park: 7km

If you find traditional wineries a little stuffy, then Whistler Wines is the perfect winery for you. Focusing on young wine drinkers, Whistler hosts a whole range of fun events throughout the year. Our pick? Their Australia Day celebrations are second to none.

Distance from park: 3.5km

Dating back to the 1830s, the history of Langmeil Winery is as rich and varied as the delicious wines they produce. Take a tour of the winery and learn all about the environmentally sustainable methods used to make their wines.

Distance from park: 14km

Winery tours with a difference, Barossa Daimler Tours offer a chance to explore the Barossa Valley in classic 1962 Majestic Major Daimlers brought to Australia for the Royal Tour in the sixties, experience a little piece of Australia’s history.

Distance from park: 7km

Pick up some supplies, stop for lunch, or learn some tips of the trade at their daily demonstrations, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop is just down the road and a Barossa Icon.

Distance from park: 5km

Established to support small-scale vignerons across the Barossa, Peter Lehmann Wines combines the best fruit the Barossa Valley has to offer for truly unique and character filled wines.

Distance from park: 12km

Five generations and 167 years later, Yalumba, Australia’s most historic family owned winery, has grown in size and stature, embodying all that has made the Australian wine success story the envy of winemakers the world over.