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"What a wonderful find. Highly recommend this stay. Gorgeous accommodation, very comfortable bed and very clean bathrooms. Staff very friendly and meals delish. Definitely will return. "

"What a beautiful family owned motel. The staff are all extremely friendly and welcoming. The room was modern and beautifully appointed. Would highly recommend this motel."

"No servicing of the room over 3 nights"

"We loved staying in this spacious room which was a little more than a standard hotel room as we had a mini fridge, coffee machine,toaster and basic kitchen stuff. It meant breakfast in the room was easy so we could get out quickly to explore Barossa each morning. The bed was super comfortable and the views from the room was stunning. The addition of free wine tasting was a bonus. Only tiny little negative was the room could do with a spring clean. Crumbs and dust in drawers from previous guest and what looked like blood on the sheer curtain. Otherwise we loved it and would definitely stay again "

"Clean park and cabins with ample facilities. Staff were friendly and curtious. Its a great little spot with a short drive/walk to the lovely town of Gawler. Although the park doesnt have a pool the Aquatic centre is on the opposite side of the road, with easy access via a voucher from reception available. "

"The cabin was spotless everything from the kitchen to the bathroom and living area. The staff were super helpful above and beyond"

"Very well located in the centre of town, clean with all amenities we required. Thank you"

"The house and our room were thoughtfully and tastefully decorated. The host was excellent as was our breakfast. Comfort, cleanliness and a little bit of art deco glamour. A lovely stay with Sophia. "

"Our stay was absolutely fantastic! The room was even better than we expected — spacious, spotless, and beautifully presented. The staff were wonderful and the service was excellent. Everything was perfect. We loved our stay and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Barossa."