| | | | Places to Stay in Angaston Australia |  | Overlooking the picturesque town of Angaston, Hill House offers hosted accommodation in two heritage styled suites, both with private access. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in the magnificent dining room each morning (yes, we cook your breakfast for you!)Perfect for a romantic getaway. |
|  | A heritage manor with private suites located on the ground floor overlooking a rose bordered garden. Each suite has a large ensuite, antique furniture, dining facilities, fridge, microwave, DVD player & library of DVDs, TV, CD player. The pool area has a solar heated pool, hot spa where you can enjoy an open fire in the evening under the Barossa stars. Everything you need to enjoy a relaxing time in the Barossa Valley. Located within walking distance of great... |
|  | Fully Hosted self-contained Luxurious B&B accommodation, situated on a privileged site of a large private Estate in a quiet residential street. Built of marble with a tile roof, and large rooms with high ornamental ceilings, the B&B Lodge sits partially behind the main residence in a mature garden. Located 150m from the street frontage, offers a very quiet location with total privacy.Luxuriously appointed with lavish furnishings, exquisite hand carved french polished furniture and... |
|  | Discover Life without Stress.Exclusively yours accommodating 2-4 guests. Walnut cottage has quality facilities including antique furnishings, a large heritage style bathroom with claw foot bath, fully equiped self catering kithen, laundry amenities, heating and cooling. Provisions for a full cooked and continental breakfast. Located in a quiet tree lined street within easy walking distance to restaurants, craft shops and close proximity to wineries. Surrounded by cottage gardens.... |
|  | Almond Hill is a charming rustic bed and breakfast poised on the edge of Angaston, 70 minutes by car from Adelaide. It is set on six quiet and hilly rural acres complete with friendly donkeys. Relax on your private heated glass verandah, explore the valley by telescope and take in the glorious Barossa views, or help yourself to fruit and berries from the orchard. Enjoy warm country hospitality hosted by Better Homes and Gardens award winner; builder, writer and artist Sandra Broman.... |
| | | | | Tourist Information for Angaston Australia | There is some delightful accommodation located all over the Barossa Valley and Angaston is no exception. Try a Barossa Valley Bed & Breakfast stay or a delightful cottage - spoil yourselves!
| Angaston is located at the eastern end of the Barossa Valley - nestled in the Barossa Ranges. There is a small creek flowing through the town centre and two picturesque parks. Like most towns in the Barossa, Angaston boasts two wineries - some of the Barossa's oldest. It is also well renowned for it dried fruits.
| It wouldnt be a trip to the Barossa Valley without Barossa Valley wine tasting tours. You will find many operators taking Adelaide Barossa Valley wine tasting tours which are a must when visiting this popular region of South Australia.
| | Things to do in Angaston | Wondering what to do in Angaston ? Here is some information on tourist attractions to help make you enjoy your stay in Angaston more enjoyable.
| | Festivals/Events | Every year there are some festivals which should be seen if you are planning to come. We suggest Barossa Rose & Flower Show 4th & 5th Nov every yr, Para Road Wine Path, Vintage Festival 2007, A day on the Green, Barossa Under the Stars and Tour Down Under.
| | Specialty Shops | Angaston has some specialty shops which are worth visiting. We suggest Angaston Community Store, Blonde Coffee, Antiques and more at 24, Timeless Books and Sunrise Bakery.
| | Eateries/Wineries | Good food and good wine are part of life's necessities, therefore don't leave without trying some (or all!) of these places. We suggest Rendevous House, Junipers, Saltram winery, Blonde Coffee and Vitners Bar and Grill.
| | Main Tourist Attractions | There are some main tourist attractions in Angaston that you should not miss. We suggest Barossa Valley wine tasting tours, Blond Coffee, Viva the Flower Shop, Rendezvous House, Timeless Books, Angas Park Fruit Company, The Lego Man, Farmers Market Saturday mornings, Birthstones Angaston, Barossa Cheese Company Make cheeses on the premises and have tastings for a small charge. and Wineries close by Yalumba, Saltram, Gibsons,Thorn Clarke Wines and Wolf Blass to name just a few..
| | Pubs/Bars | There are some great hotels in Angaston. We suggest Angaston Hotel and Brauhouse Hotel.
| | Sports/Adventure | There are some great sports and adventure activities to participate in. We suggest Nuriootpa Swimming Pool and Nuriootpa Golf Links.
| | Historical Sites | If you are interested in history, Angaston has some great historical sites. We suggest Luhrs Cottage, Collingrove Homestead, Herbig Family tree close by, Dodridge Blacksmith Shop and Old Union Chapel.
| | Trails/Wildlife/Nature | Nature lovers and lovers of walks through the area's flora and fauna, there are some places to see. We suggest Kaiser Sthul Conservation Park, Barossa Bush Gardens and Mengler Hill & Sculpture Park.
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| Hill House B&B | ANGASTON | | | Located in the heart of the beautiful Barossa Valley, a short walk to your choice of many restaurants, cafes, shops and close proximity to wineries. | | | Caithness Manor | ANGASTON |   | | Luxury, heritage B&B with 2 completely private suites on the ground floor of the Manor. Extensive quiet gardens, pool and spa on large pool patio. | | | Marble Lodge Bed & Breakfast | ANGASTON | | | Located in Angaston village, Barossa Valley, just over an hour's easy drive from Adelaide [South Australia]. Self-contained B&B Lodge. An Owner/Operated B&B. | | | Almond Hill B&B | ANGASTON | | | Very cosy small B&B set on six acres, stunning views, use of indoor pool, wood fire. | | |  | ANGASTON ACOMODATION :: HOLIDAY UNITS |
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| Country Pleasures Bed & Breakfast | ANGASTON | | | Beautifully situated in the quaint village of Angaston in the Barossa Valley. 5min. walk to restaurants and shops, 2 min drive to Barossa Farmers Market held every Saturday morning. | | | Walnut Cottage | ANGASTON |  | | Walnut cottage is a circa 1857 settlers cottage situated in the township of Angaston in the Barossa Valley. | | |
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