Moorooroo Park - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
Just outside Tanunda, 50 minutes north of Adelaide.

Be savvy
It helps to be a wine lover.

Be smitten
Rustic to the max, with a mellow finish.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
Six suites

Special features
Suites come with antique Barossa furnishings, gilt mirrors, kingsize beds, plush bedding and indulgent double spa baths. Each boasts a log fire, a private garden and courtyard.

Also…
Gorgeous French style courtyards and rose gardens are perfect for an after-dinner stroll.

Pillow Talk
Lose yourself (but not your partner) in kingsize beds with fluffy feather quilts.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Dinner at Moorooroo Park(bookable in advance) is a pretty special experience, promising modern Australian cuisine with a provincial Barossa twist. Dine in the conservatory, with great views of the creek, and select from three, five or eight course options, letting your hosts know of any likes, dislikes or requirements, and you’ll be treated to a surprise tailored menu. Naturally you’ll find plenty of local vintages on hand as accompaniments.

Breakfast
Buffet breakfast is served until 10am. Expect Bircher muesli, homemade preserves and plenty of espresso.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
You’ll find plenty of historic villages in the Barossa, with roots going back to the early settlers. Most retain a historic flavour and – reflecting the origins of immigrant colonies – you’ll find some great German bakeries and sausage shops. Of course the area is famous above all else for wine. There are over 50 wineries hereabouts – most of them open for tastings.

Diary Dates
Easter (bi-annually)
It’s one big party at the Barossa Vintage Festival: barrel tastings, picnics, a balloon burn and dozens of heritage events. All washed down with gallons of wine, of course.