The Barossa Valley is world-renowned for its wine, but did you know it’s also a fantastic destination for families? Whether you’re parents travelling with the kids, grandparents planning a fun-filled adventure with the grandchildren or three generations enjoying a holiday together, there’s something for everyone. From scenic nature walks and indulgent chocolate tastings to wineries that warmly welcome children, the Barossa offers a diverse range of experiences thoughtfully designed with families in mind.

When you stay at Barossa Shiraz Estate, you’re perfectly positioned to explore Lyndoch and its surrounds. We’ve put together the ultimate guide to family-friendly activities – a mix of free and paid experiences that will make your stay unforgettable and create memories that last long after you’ve returned home.

Our blog highlights five essential experiences for couples, families and groups of friends enjoying a two-night stay at Barossa Shiraz Estate in South Australia’s renowned wine region.

From indulging in world-class wine tastings at iconic and boutique wineries, savouring local flavours at Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop and soaring above the valley in a sunrise hot air balloon, exploring scenic trails and heritage sites and treating yourself to gourmet dining at acclaimed restaurants, the Barossa Valley offers something for everyone.

Once you arrive at Barossa Shiraz Estate, you’ll probably find it hard to leave – and we wouldn’t blame you. But if you’re keen to explore the Barossa without venturing far from your base, you’re in luck. Some of the region’s most iconic attractions are right on your doorstep, all within a five-minute drive of the Estate.

From wandering through fragrant lavender fields and sampling award-winning wines to indulging in artisan cheeses and cycling through picturesque vineyards, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family adventure or a foodie getaway, these local favourites promise unforgettable experiences that showcase the very best of the Barossa.

With over 150 wineries in the Barossa, visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to cellar doors. And though we love the big Barossa icons, we also love unearthing smaller hidden gems and sharing these with our guests. Here’s a few of our recent discoveries.

When you are staying in luxury accommodation it is the little things that are so important. At Barossa Shiraz Estate it is important to us to use as much local produce as possible and the products that we use are of the highest quality.