Family Fun
Kids can enjoy the Barossa too! Bring your family to the Barossa to see a wonderous whispering wall, watch lively sheepdogs perform some tricks, or see Australia's largest private Lego collection.
The Whispering Wall has acoustic effects that allow you to whisper at one end, and have a friend hear your whisper more than 100 metres away. Children in particular love visiting the wall and testing its abilities. See it in Williamstown. Or watch a cute and clever sheepdog performance by Norm's Coolies - see the love between Norm and his faithful companions as they win the hearts of the audience.
Visit the Lego Man in Angaston. You'll love Tom Lucieer's remarkable collection of Lego models.
Or take in the view from Mengler Hill Lookout and Sculpture Park, visit the award-winning Barossa Bushgardens, discover the Barossa Goldfields, explore Mount Crawford Forest, fossick for gems at Birthstones, hire a bike and ride the Mawson Trail and Barossa Bike Path and feed the ducks at Nuriootpa Linear Park. You could even come face to face with kangaroos in Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park.
Other great things to do with the family include:
- Sample fun flavoured ice-cream including Shiraz, Cabernet and quince at Tanunda's IceCreamery, opposite Tanunda Hotel.
- Relive a fairytale and enjoy the array of games, puzzles and other fun activities at Storybook Cottage and The Whacky Wood
in Tanunda. - See the handmade Rocking Horses at the Woodcarvers Haven near Eden Valley.
- Take a scenic flight with Barossa Helicopters at Lyndoch, SA's longest running family owned helicopter company.
- Visit The Keg Factory to see the art of cooperage in action.
- Check out the small-wheeled action at the Barossa Skate Park in Nuriootpa - or bring boards and blades and join in the fun. There's also a BMX track on Memorial Drive in Williamstown. There's a skate park in Gawler as well as the sport and community centre, roller skating and a BMX track.
- Let the kids enjoy the fun of the playground at family friendly Gomersal Wines.
- Climb the steps to see the magnificent view from historic Seppelts Mausoleum at Seppeltsfield.
- Discover the region's gold-mining heritage at the Barossa Goldfields at Cockatoo Valley.
- Fossick for gems at Birthstones in Angaston and, if you strike it rich, have your finds turned into your own special piece of
jewellery. - Go swimming at the public pools in Gawler, Tanunda, Williamstown and Nuriootpa.
- Hire some bikes and hit the high roads on the famous Mawson Trail, or pedal alongside vineyards on the Barossa Bike Path between Tanunda and Nuriootpa.
- If you're feeling a little more energetic, pack a picnic and explore the tracks and trails of Mount Crawford Forest or Para Wirra
Recreation Park. - There once was a family who lived in a tree…see the Herbig Family Tree at Springton, the first home of Johann Herbig, his wife and two of their 16 children.
- Visit Luhrs Cottage, an original 1840s pug cottage home to Light Pass' first school teacher, and see how students used to do
their schoolwork over 150 years ago. - Visit the Akhira Alpaca Stud and Shop on the Mount Pleasant Road near Birdwood.
- Visit the award-winning Barossa Bushgardens at Nuriootpa.
- Visit the perfumed acres, gift shop and café of the award-winning Lyndoch Lavender Farm.


