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487 Holiday rentals and Airbnb in The Barossa Council

Best family friendly The Barossa Council holiday rentals

Among the 487 accommodations in The Barossa Council, here are the 4 best family friendly rentals

Barossa Shiraz Estate - The Barossa Council
9.6 158 reviews

Barossa Shiraz Estate

house, Lyndoch
Barossa Shiraz Estate Luxury Cottages are situated in a private vineyard setting just under 2 kilometres from the centre of Lyndoch, 10 kilometres from Tanunda Pines Golf Club, and a 10-minute drive from the Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre. These self-contained cottages feature wood-burning fireplaces, spa baths, full kitchens, and complimentary breakfast and wine upon arrival, as well as a private gas BBQ on the patio.
Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley - The Barossa Council
8.4 2048 reviews

Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley

resort, Tanunda
Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley is located just a short drive from Tanunda town centre, offering easy access to local shops, restaurants, and the renowned wineries of the Barossa Valley. It's rated very good for its overall experience, excellent for location, and very good for cleanliness.
The resort offers a range of accommodation options, from self-catering units to studios. Guests can enjoy an outdoor pool, conference facilities, a children's playground, barbecue facilities, and a games room with billiards.
Miriam's Cottage Self Contained 2 Bedroom Cottage - The Barossa Council
9.9 249 reviews

Miriam's Cottage Self Contained 2 Bedroom Cottage

apartment, Tanunda
Miriams Cottage is located in Tanunda, just 43 kilometres from both the Big Rocking Horse and My Money House Oval. The cottage has consistently received excellent ratings for user experience, location and cleanliness.
The 150 square metre house has two bedrooms and a bathroom, along with a fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a cable flat-screen TV, and a private patio with an outdoor fireplace. Enjoy the garden, take advantage of the free Wi-Fi and parking, and make use of the laundry service, BBQ facilities and bicycle rental service.
Koblenz Haus - "Heart Of The Barossa" - (New Mgmt) - The Barossa Council
No reviews

Koblenz Haus - "Heart Of The Barossa" - (New Mgmt)

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This Tanunda residence offers exclusive use of the entire house, situated within a peaceful and private setting just a short 500-metre walk from Tanunda's shops and restaurants, with numerous wineries and bike paths easily accessible by car.
This family-friendly apartment accommodates up to six guests, featuring air conditioning, a garden, two bathrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave, and dishwasher, ideal for exploring the surrounding Barossa Valley.

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Best pet friendly The Barossa Council holiday rentals

Among the 487 accommodations in The Barossa Council, here are the 4 best pet friendly rentals

Poppys Place, A Beautiful Family & Pet Friendly1920s Bungalow. - The Barossa Council
10 54 reviews

Poppys Place, A Beautiful Family & Pet Friendly1920s Bungalow.

apartment, Angaston
This Angaston family home, sleeping nine, is conveniently located within 800 metres of the Village Green and Memorial Reserve and 2.4 kilometres from the Barossa Old Rose Repository and Jubilee Avenue Playground.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom property boasts a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, jacuzzi, private garden with barbecue, complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and a Smart TV; enjoy nearby walks and al fresco dining.
Live Like A Barossan - The Barossa Council
9.8 129 reviews

Live Like A Barossan

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This three-bedroom apartment is located in Tanunda, just a short walk from the main street and within a 10-minute drive of renowned Barossa Valley wineries. The property has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The apartment features a modern, open-plan layout, comfortably accommodating up to six guests. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, a fireplace for cosy evenings, a private garden with outdoor dining space, and a smart TV for entertainment.
Barossa Valley Springton Cottages - The Barossa Council
8.2 71 reviews

Barossa Valley Springton Cottages

house, Springton
BAROSSA HILLS COTTAGES is located in Springton, a charming town just a short drive from the renowned Barossa Valley wine region. The property has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The cottages offer a private entrance and are set in a peaceful garden. They come with a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, private parking, and a patio with garden views, making it ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing getaway.
Perry's Place In Central Nurioopta - The Barossa Council
9.8 11 reviews

Perry's Place In Central Nurioopta

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This 2-bedroom flat offers immediate access to Nuriootpa's main street shops and amenities, placing you within easy walking distance of the town's commercial hub and a peaceful residential setting ideal for exploring the Barossa Valley's wineries.
This pet-friendly accommodation accommodates up to 4 guests with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a kitchen equipped with a fridge, freezer, and microwave, making it a convenient base for couples or small families.

Frequently asked questions about holiday rentals in The Barossa Council

  • What are the must-see sights in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    The Barossa Valley boasts many iconic sights. Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre is a must for wine lovers, offering tours and tastings. Seppeltsfield, with its incredibly old tawny port, is another highlight. For stunning views and history, visit Mengler's Hill Lookout. Many beautiful historic churches dot the landscape, such as the St. Jude's Anglican Church in Lyndoch.
  • What are the best Airbnb and holiday rentals in The Barossa Council?

    Basedow Units Tanunda, Goat Square House and Luxury Rustic Accommodation are the most popular Airbnb and holiday rentals in The Barossa Council among travellers.

  • Are there unique natural phenomena in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    The Barossa Valley's unique natural phenomenon is its landscape itself. Rolling hills covered in vineyards, ancient riverbeds, and the unique microclimates that contribute to the exceptional quality of the wine are all noteworthy. The geological formations, particularly the ancient riverbeds, are visually impressive.
  • What are the most popular Airbnbs in The Barossa Council?

    Among the Airbnbs in The Barossa Council, Luxury Rustic Accommodation, The Stables and The Sculptors Shed are the most popular ones.

  • What essentials should you bring along for a trip to the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring the vineyards and towns. Sunscreen and a hat are crucial, especially during the warmer months. A camera is a must to capture the stunning scenery. Don't forget a designated driver or plan for transport if you intend to indulge in wine tasting!
  • What are the best holiday rentals with a pool in The Barossa Council?

    The Stables, Barossa Valley Apartments and Jacobs Creek Retreat - Barossa Valley are the best holiday rentals with a pool in The Barossa Council.

  • What famous events or festivals are happening in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    The Barossa Gourmet Weekend is a popular event, showcasing local produce and wine. The Barossa Vintage Festival is another significant event celebrating the region's winemaking heritage. Many smaller festivals and events occur throughout the year, focusing on food, wine, and arts.
  • What are the best rentals for families and kids in The Barossa Council?

    The best rentals for families and kids in The Barossa Council are Basedow Units Tanunda, Goat Square House and Little Para Cottage Tanunda.

  • What is the average daily budget you should plan for (accommodation, food, transportation, activities) in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    A daily budget will vary greatly depending on your choices. Budget travellers could manage on approximately $150 AUD per day, while those seeking luxury experiences could spend upwards of $500 AUD per day. This includes accommodation, meals, wine tasting, and some activities. Transportation costs will depend on your chosen method.
  • What are the best rentals or Airbnbs with a jacuzzi in The Barossa Council?

    The best holiday rentals or Airbnb with a jacuzzi in The Barossa Council are Goat Square House, Luxury Rustic Accommodation and Barossa Valley Apartments.

  • Where can you find the best restaurants serving local dishes in the Barossa Valley, Australia, and what are the must-try specialties?

    The Barossa Valley has many excellent restaurants. Hentley Farm offers fine dining with stunning views. Appellation offers modern Australian cuisine with a focus on local produce. Many smaller restaurants and cafes serve delicious local dishes. Must-try specialties include Barossa lamb, local cheeses, and of course, the region's renowned wines.
  • What are some less-famous attractions in the Barossa Valley, Australia that are worth a visit?

    The Whispering Wall at the Barossa Reservoir is a fun and unique spot. Exploring the smaller, family-run wineries off the main tourist routes can be a rewarding experience. The Barossa Farmers Market offers a chance to interact with local producers and sample their goods.
  • What are the best activities for engaging with locals and understanding their culture in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    Visiting the Barossa Farmers Market is a great way to interact with locals. Taking a wine tour with a smaller, family-run winery often provides a more intimate and personal experience. Attending local events and festivals offers opportunities to meet residents and experience the local culture firsthand.
  • What unique natural landscapes and terrain features can travellers explore in the Barossa Valley, Australia?

    The rolling hills covered in vineyards are the defining feature. The ancient riverbeds create interesting geological formations. The varied microclimates contribute to the diverse landscape and are fascinating to observe.
  • How many days are ideal for visiting the Barossa Valley, Australia, and what are some itinerary suggestions?

    Three to four days allows for a good balance of exploring the wineries, towns, and natural landscapes. A possible itinerary could include a day exploring the main wineries around Tanunda, a day visiting smaller wineries and exploring Lyndoch, and a day dedicated to food and local experiences.

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Best The Barossa Council holiday rentals with a pool

Among the 487 accommodations in The Barossa Council, here are the 4 best rentals with a pool

Tanunda House - Luxury 5 Br In Barossa Wine Region - The Barossa Council
10 8 reviews

Tanunda House - Luxury 5 Br In Barossa Wine Region

apartment, Tanunda
This five-bedroom, four-bathroom luxury residence in Tanunda is a 5-minute walk from the town's restaurants and cafes.
Boasting a floodlit tennis court, swimming pool, extensive grounds, an outdoor kitchen, wine cellar, and theatre room, this 1910 heritage property sleeps up to 13 guests and offers ample parking for 21 cars.
Vine View - The Barossa Council
9.9 66 reviews

Vine View

house, Vine Vale
This four-bedroom apartment is situated in Vine Vale, just a short distance from the city centre and within easy reach of the iconic Vine Vale Cathedral.
The apartment, which sleeps up to ten guests, boasts a modern and stylish interior, a well-equipped kitchen, and a family-friendly design, making it perfect for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Jacobs Creek Retreat At Moorooroo Park - The Barossa Council
8.1 119 reviews

Jacobs Creek Retreat At Moorooroo Park

house, Barossa Valley
This retreat is located in the Barossa Valley, offering convenient access to attractions such as Jacobs Creek Retreat at Moorooroo Park, with complimentary on-site parking and pre-bookable airport transfers available.
This house features air conditioning, a kitchen with a fridge, a swimming pool, jacuzzi, terrace, garden, and on-site BBQ facilities, with select rooms providing private balconies or terraces for guests to enjoy.
Gawler Park Estate - The Barossa Council
No reviews

Gawler Park Estate

house, Angaston
Gawler Park Estate is situated in Angaston, a charming town in the Barossa Valley, approximately 48 kilometres from Big Rocking Horse and 90 kilometres from Adelaide Airport.
This 300 square metre, three-bedroom villa comfortably accommodates up to 11 guests. The property boasts a private pool, sauna, garden, terrace, and a fully equipped kitchen, as well as a fireplace, cable TV, and complimentary wine or champagne upon arrival.

Best The Barossa Council holiday rentals with parking

Barossa Valley Winemaker 3 Bedroom Tanunda Cottage - The Barossa Council
9.9 152 reviews

Barossa Valley Winemaker 3 Bedroom Tanunda Cottage

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This charming cottage is located in Tanunda, just a short walk from the main street, offering easy access to restaurants, cafes, wine bars, and wineries. The cottage has consistently received excellent reviews for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The three-bedroom property can comfortably accommodate up to six guests. Enjoy the modern kitchen, multiple fireplaces, and the beautiful north-facing entertainment area, perfect for relaxing evenings or sunny afternoons.
Old Barossa Valley Inn & Bakery House..get It All! - The Barossa Council
9.9 202 reviews

Old Barossa Valley Inn & Bakery House..get It All!

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Old Barossa Valley Inn & Bakery House..get It All! is a 3-bedroom house, a 5-minute walk (approx. 0.4km) from Lyndoch's town centre and less than an hour's drive (approx. 80km) from Adelaide, close to the Barossa Valley wine regions of Tanunda, Nuriootpa, and Angaston; it's a former inn and bakery housed in a historic 1850s colonial building.
This Lyndoch holiday rental sleeps six, offers free Wi-Fi, Netflix, Stan, and Prime access, plus a continental breakfast starter pack, and features evaporative air conditioning and gas heating; a larger adjacent property is available for bigger groups (up to 12 guests) with combined booking discounts.
Uzuribarossa, Tranquil Guesthouse Retreat In Lyndoch, Barossa Valley - The Barossa Council
9.6 5 reviews

Uzuribarossa, Tranquil Guesthouse Retreat In Lyndoch, Barossa Valley

apartment, Altona
Uzuri Barossa, a self-contained guesthouse in Altona, is a 3-minute drive (approx. 1.8km) from Lyndoch, the gateway to the Barossa Valley wine region.
This 117 square metre property offers one bedroom, two bathrooms, and sleeps two guests; features include air conditioning, a garden, parking, and a kitchen with a fridge.
Townside Quiet House (Parties Not Allowed) - The Barossa Council
9.3 27 reviews

Townside Quiet House (Parties Not Allowed)

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This three-bedroom, one-bathroom flat is located in the central district of Tanunda, offering a peaceful retreat just 500 meters from the main town square and its historic Angaston Railway Station.
This apartment accommodates up to five guests and includes a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, along with internet access and parking, providing a convenient base for exploring local wineries and the Barossa Valley.
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