Best places: Things to dos in Angaston, Australia

👍👍 We honestly had the best time visiting the farm shop. There are hundreds of products for sale, a cafe and amazing setting to sit and have a drink and/or food. The surroundings are beautiful and so tranquil. All of the food we tried was delicious and the quality of the ingredients was obvious. The st...

👍👍 I love my experience here. It was a no frill simple experience in a very beautiful property. You can order a deliciously sumptious platter set with your tasting wine and just slowly dine here. Highly recommend this place

👍👍 U can getting all information from here what u want.Stuff lady beautiful and lovely also helpful

👍👍 My friend and I had the most magical wine tasting experience here today. Jody was extremely knowledgeable about the Henschke story and the wines. Thank you for a great afternoon - such a beautiful and historic cellar door experience.

👍 Neat small market, just out of town that services locals with quality fresh produce… Certainly not cheap, most items are either more expensive than a store related item, or no cheaper… Not a lot of choice - but rather a niche range of items. Whilst very busy and slow, coffee was not good - rather ju...

👍👍 This is a nice little family owned winery, a must visit when you are travelling with children! Something I was surprised with, is that the toilets were very clean and equipped with a baby change table and shower! Also, They have their own playground and heaps of outdoor space for children to play. T...

👍👍 We’ve dined at lambert for lunch a couple of times and the food is always incredible! Nothing disappoints. The Peruvian influence on the dishes is well placed and there’s nothing on the menu you won’t enjoy for a fine lunch on a weekend in the Barossa. Their wines are also incredible too!

👍👍 Such a wonderful spot located right by penfolds. The staff are welcoming and accommodating and the gins are out of this world. Something for everyone’s palette, from dry gin to sweet. Their are often limited edition gins available so it’s a place worth revisiting. You can have a drink, or do a tasti...

👍👍 Great winery in the middle of the town, family owned and served with nice real people. They’ve generously offer complimentary tasting for their premium wines. We’ve had a platter and a few glasses of wines which was greatly served and presented. You wouldn’t think of this nice big winery in a town s...

Huge, 19th-century winery with guided tours & tastings, plus landscaped grounds & a cricket oval.

👍👍 First time I’ve visited and was impressed. Really great value for cheese board. $10 tasting for 5. Nice wines and good selection. Good fenced outdoor space with games for kids.

👍👍 Awesome winery, last stop on the tour and maybe the best. Fellow at the bar was very knowledgeable and loves talking. The mead is pretty awesome and there's some very old stuff around the place to check out. If only there was some bar stools it would be perfect. Everyone was a little legless at this...

👍👍 Lovely little reserve. The shelter with its unmilled natural tree structure is fabulous to enjoy. Harkening back to colonial settlement era construction, the shelter fits in with the natural setting in such a way that it was a delight to observe

Functional cabins with en suite bathrooms and kitchenettes, plus communal tennis courts and BBQs.

👍 When we walked in, we had to wait for 20-25 mins to be seated despite the place being mostly empty. Other than that, it was a fantastic winery with great staff who had lots of knowledge about their selection. We tried their $10 and $15 menus which were both fantastic. In fact they had the best sele...

👍👍 Hamish was such a cool and lovely guy, we loved our tasting here! Go for the cheese plate and sit out on the patio. Strongly recommend this gem!

👍👍 Cellar door is not only about the wine you get to taste, it’s also about people that help make the experience . Revlon Red aka Annie was fabulous. What a great 2hrs we had with Penfolds and Annie !

👍👍 Really lovely park with a wandering short trail through the sculptures. Wheelchair friendly with a ramp or stairs to access the park from the carpark. Sculptures are explained on central plaques. Free to enter. Great views from Menglers Hill Lookout.