An Absolute Must-Visit for a True Taste of the Barossa! Our visit to the Barossa Farmers Market was an absolute highlight of our trip to the Barossa Valley, and it easily earns a 5-star review! We were lucky enough to go with some local friends, and their enthusiasm was contagious – now we understand why! This isn't just a market; it's a vibrant hub of community and incredible local produce. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with the most amazing array of fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisanal breads, delicious pastries, local meats, and unique handcrafted goods. The quality of everything on offer is simply exceptional, a true testament to the Barossa's rich agricultural heritage. Beyond the incredible food, the atmosphere is fantastic. There's a wonderful buzz, with friendly stallholders eager to chat about their produce and offer samples. It's the perfect place to grab a coffee and soak in the authentic local vibe. Whether you're stocking up for a picnic, finding unique souvenirs, or just wanting to experience the heart of the Barossa food scene, this market is an absolute must-do. We left with bags full of goodies and smiles on our faces – highly, highly recommended for locals and visitors alike!

If you have a couple of hours to kill and want to experience the local produce and vibrant atmosphere. There are live music, coffee and foods served on site. Beautiful fresh veggies, pastries, artisan breads you name it so. Highly recommended.

This is a lovely local farmers market within the Barossa Valley. I wished to visit for some time, but waking up early on Saturday morning is not easily achievable for my lazy children. I drove a car from Adelaide to visit this market last Saturday. I arrived at 11:00 am, just 30 minutes from closing time. There were two lovely acoustic musicians called G&D Duo who performed music during that morning. Their music was, of course, old school ones, but they were good and the atmosphere was really relaxing. Luckily, most of the stalls were still opened when I arrived. It was not too big, with 30+ small local stalls, maybe. They were mainly selling local produces or homemade products. To support local people, I tried the coffee and chocolates from the Espresso Bar, which were good. I tried a few fudge samples from the Barossa Valley Gourmet Fudge stall. They were not too sweet and very delicious, so I purchased a 5 pieces pack as desserts after dinner. I also tried the hot Japanese gyoza dumplings from MAnMA Barossa Kitchen, and it was so delicious. 😋 After finishing eating, I purchased a frozen pack with 25 pieces Gyoza pork dumplings for my cooking at home. The owner was a Janpanese mum, and she told me I could buy her homemade Gyoza from a few Tony & Marks in Adelaide city 👍. I stayed there until 11:30 am, and the market closed the doors afterwards. Overall, this was a very enjoyable visit. There were plenty of car park spaces and toilets located at the back of the venue. It was worth a visit if you were visiting Barossa Valley on Saturday (opens every Saturday).

What a cracker - easy parking, incredible selection of local producers, butchers, smoked & fresh fish, venison, cheeses galore, sourdough, mushrooms veggies, curries, huge selection of breakfast options and a brilliant coffee outlet. We loved it!

A fantastic Saturday morning farmers market. Loads of stalls selling mainly fresh produce: a fantastic bakery, great stalls selling local olive oils, balsamic vinegars, chutneys, jams etc. Butchers, cheese sellers and cakes. The fresh produce looked fantastic! We had great coffees and bacon and egg rolls from the local community stall!

Barossa Farmers Market. Always fresh. Always friendly. Always full of goodies. Extra shout out to the legends at @barossabagels 🫶🤌🤌🤌

The market was quite small but well worth visiting. We bought chocolate, cakes, vegetables, eggs, and fruit - all fairly priced ( mostly cheaper than the supermarkets) and all were really good.

The grounds are lovely and well maintained. The service is good but didn’t feel a as personal as some of the other wineries. We did three different flights but the wine was not to our liking. I think the reds were marginally better.

Highly recommend the Rare and Fine Wine Flight tasting — refined wines and rich history. The staff were knowledgeable, approachable, and overall, our experience was incredible. The platter was spot on, and the kids were welcomed, which made it a great experience.

We had such a wonderful experience at Yalumba. The heritage and atmosphere of the estate were beautiful, and the wine tasting itself was exceptional. The staff were so welcoming and knowledgeable, guiding us through each wine and sharing the history behind it in a way that was engaging and easy to follow. Every wine we tried was high quality, with standouts that impressed our whole group — so much so that we ended up buying bottles to take home! Between the world-class wines, stunning location, and warm hospitality, Yalumba is truly a must-do when visiting the Barossa Valley. 🥂😃😁

Beautiful old winery. We did a picnic (luxury escapes) and it was great. The tasting room is stunning esp when they have the open fire going. Delicious wines. The old buildings are just amazing.

Great winery. We went in the winter so it was not at all crowded. But, the Grenache and Shiraz options were excellent and the staff told us much about the history of the vineyard and their method.

Great wine tasting, lunch and tour of the winery by Stef, Sam and Craig. A real highlight to see the older vintages in the special cellar and enjoy the ‘24 Signature barrel tasting

We had such a wonderful experience at Yalumba. The heritage and atmosphere of the estate were beautiful, and the wine tasting itself was exceptional. The staff were so welcoming and knowledgeable, guiding us through each wine and sharing the history behind it in a way that was engaging and easy to follow

If you're looking for an engaging destination in the Barossa Valley after your winery tour, consider visiting another remarkable outdoor art sculpture park. This free attraction offers a stunning variety of sculptures set amidst the beautiful landscape, providing a unique contrast to the wineries. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in creativity and enjoy the fresh air, making it an ideal stop for art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Take some time to explore the installations, admire the artistry, and appreciate the natural surroundings—all while making the most of your day in the Barossa Valley.

Fabulous views and wonderful, thoughtful sculptures. Easy to get to but there’s a bit of a slope if you’re less able.

Always fantastic views great to walk around all the different sculptures and to just breathe some fresh air whilst enjoying marvellous views. Go and have a look it’s not that far for a fantastic reward.

Good to come here to have a view of the Barossa Valley. The sculptures are not very meaningful things, as there was no sign or directory to tell you if there was a story behind them. There was even no sign to tell you which type of rock was used for the sculpture. There was no toilet, no shelter, but there were two tables with bench though. The sculpture park looked lack of maintenance. Perhaps there are not many interesting things to do in Barossa Valley except wine tasting. There were many visitors and the car park was full during my visit on last Saturday.

It has beautiful views of the barossa, make sure to go on a sunny day, the art is interesting to look at and the kids enjoyed running around looking at them all.

Lovely views over the Barossa, well worth a stop

A great walk around the sculpture park, amazing panoramic views of the Barossa Valley.

We enjoyed the wine tasting and the friendly customer service. The wines were high quality. The food is the downfall, our entree was fried cheese in pastry and lacked flavour. Mains I had the roast pork, it didn't seem fresh, slightly dry and the crackling was hard land not crunchy/blistered. Bland with just some sauce and coriander, a bed of puree or something would have gone a long way to counter the dryness and add flavour. My partner had the pizza and this was nice so next time we will get that. Overall enjoyable, just a bit disappointed in the food.

Lunch here - you need to book. Options are pizza (good choice) or a la carte…we had a la carte. We had the Pork Belly which was great…followed by the Peruvian donuts, Wines are fantastic (the Thoroughbred and the Commitment) and the service was great (Emily and Gavin). Great setting with views over the vineyards. Ask Gavin for recommendations of wineries to visit too.

Our visit to Lambert Estate Wines was one of the best parts of our Barossa trip. The staff were warm, knowledgeable, and made the tasting experience both fun and informative. The estate itself is stunning, with gorgeous views and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. The wines were excellent — so good that we couldn’t leave without buying 3 bottles to take home. The service was outstanding, and we even left a tip to show our appreciation. Lambert Estate combines world-class wine, beautiful scenery, and genuine hospitality — highly recommended! 🥂😁

Lovely service from the lady that worked today afternoon 6th August Wednesday. The views are stunning !! The STEAK was an EMBARASSMENT, never had steak that bad in my life, sorry !! The margerita pizza had no flavour. The hummus dip that came with the cheese platter was tasty, the presentation was good.

Beautiful setting. Chips cooked 3 times amazing. Tenderloin cooked to perfection. Sooo tender. Pork the best we've had. Sat by the open fire. We had commitment shiraz- velvety smooth. Well priced, wine at cellar door prices. Wonderful service. Highly recommend.

Had a lovely catch up with friends ! The staff were lovely and the food was delicious. If you’re visiting I highly recommend the donuts 😋I will be back !!

Had a wonderful tasting and share platter experience, the lovely young lady was incredibly knowledgable and we had a wonderful time. The 2019 Cabernet was a steal for $52

Easy to find on the main road and good street parking.

Nice place to take your dog for a walk.

Nice peaceful walk

Great historical walk

What a great walk