My partner and I enjoyed a quiet weekend at the Barossa Barn. The accommodation is a bit of comfort in a rustic setting. Julie and Neil were busy gardening on their lovely property when we arrived. The house (converted barn) is set up with 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, and toilet downstairs, and large open room upstairs with a queen bed, living area and efficiency-type kitchen. There is a small balcony off the top of the stairs that overlooks the garden.

The bed was very comfy, with high quality sheets. We were able to make coffee in the morning with the kettle and french press provided. The kitchen is well-stocked with dishes, cutlery, and glasses, and supplies for tea and coffee. We enjoyed a picnic dinner one evening with the spoils of our trip to the Barossa Farmer’s Market and the Barossa Cheese Company, both of which are just down the road. There’s plenty of cutting boards and knives for the cheeses, breads and mettwurst! Lovely to be able to enjoy a real taste of the region, and I really do strongly recommend a visit to Farmer's Market during your stay. We did not take advantage of the breakfasts supplied at the local cafe, as we were either getting an early start out to the wineries or sleeping in.

The nights were perfectly quiet and we slept soundly. The location is semi-suburban. They are the outer edge of a residential neighbourhood as it transitions into farmland. Angaston was a lovely little township about 2km away, and there is plenty to eat and drink nearby. It’s a nice area for strolling. We took a taxi one evening for a special dinner so that we could enjoy the wine.

All in all a very pleasant, relaxing stay— wish we could have stayed longer, and would definitely stay again. Wonderful location for a good food and wine weekend!