Guidebook for Tanunda
Parks & Nature
Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park is located 12km south east of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
Nestled amongst the Barossa Ranges, Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park is perfect for bushwalkers, rewarding you with panoramic views, fascinating rock formations and a range of native plants and animals.
Dusk and early mornings are the best time to observe the park's wildlife. Be on the look out for kangaroos feeding on the open grasslands in the early morning or late afternoon, while the occasional echidna or possum may be seen foraging for food at dusk.
There are two walking trails within this park which pass through a variety of landscapes including creeks, rocky outcrops, areas of low forest, scrub and open grassland. The park has panoramic views across the ranges to the Barossa Valley.
The Wallowa Hike offers a comprehensive look at the park's main features, including a scenic lookout and rock formations such as Horse Head Rock. Weathering and erosion have produced this rock formation which, as the name suggests, resembles a horse’s head. Capped Rock, a horizontal rock slab perched on a vertical outcrop, is another interesting feature and provides an exciting photographic challenge.
The Stringybark Loop provides a brief look at the park's diverse flora and fauna.
This park is open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset (except Christmas Day).
This park is closed on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger and may be closed on days of Extreme Fire Danger.
There are no facilities in this park. However picnic and toilet facilities are available in nearby towns or other parks in the region. Car parking areas are not provided, but parking is permitted along the road outside the park boundary.
Pets are not permitted within this park.
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Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park
Tanunda Creek RoadKaiserstuhl Conservation Park is located 12km south east of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley.
Nestled amongst the Barossa Ranges, Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park is perfect for bushwalkers, rewarding you with panoramic views, fascinating rock formations and a range of native plants and animals.
Dusk and early mornings are the best time to observe the park's wildlife. Be on the look out for kangaroos feeding on the open grasslands in the early morning or late afternoon, while the occasional echidna or possum may be seen foraging for food at dusk.
There are two walking trails within this park which pass through a variety of landscapes including creeks, rocky outcrops, areas of low forest, scrub and open grassland. The park has panoramic views across the ranges to the Barossa Valley.
The Wallowa Hike offers a comprehensive look at the park's main features, including a scenic lookout and rock formations such as Horse Head Rock. Weathering and erosion have produced this rock formation which, as the name suggests, resembles a horse’s head. Capped Rock, a horizontal rock slab perched on a vertical outcrop, is another interesting feature and provides an exciting photographic challenge.
The Stringybark Loop provides a brief look at the park's diverse flora and fauna.
This park is open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset (except Christmas Day).
This park is closed on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger and may be closed on days of Extreme Fire Danger.
There are no facilities in this park. However picnic and toilet facilities are available in nearby towns or other parks in the region. Car parking areas are not provided, but parking is permitted along the road outside the park boundary.
Pets are not permitted within this park.
Arts & Culture
The Barossa Regional Gallery is located in the heart of the beautiful Barossa Valley, and is only a short stroll from the main street of Tanunda.
Combining heritage and contemporary architecture, the gallery is part of the Tanunda Soldiers Memorial Hall complex. It offers a diverse range of attractions for visitors to enjoy including art exhibitions, workshops, performances and education programs. Visitors eager to pick up an authentic Barossa souvenir can also browse the retail space with locally produced books as well as art and crafts available to purchase.
The site also houses the magnificently restored Hill and Son Grand Organ, which is a stunning example of musical heritage, finding its new home in Tanunda after being removed from the Adelaide Town Hall in the late 1990s.
With three magnificent gallery spaces, the Barossa Regional Gallery is able to present both community-based and professional exhibitions. The visual arts program combines both locally produced artworks, capturing the cultural integrity of the region, and exhibitions touring from across South Australia and interstate.
A perfect accompaniment to the amazing wines and delectable food the Barossa Region is known for, a trip to the Barossa Regional Gallery provides a unique cultural experience.
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Barossa Regional Gallery
3 Basedow RdThe Barossa Regional Gallery is located in the heart of the beautiful Barossa Valley, and is only a short stroll from the main street of Tanunda.
Combining heritage and contemporary architecture, the gallery is part of the Tanunda Soldiers Memorial Hall complex. It offers a diverse range of attractions for visitors to enjoy including art exhibitions, workshops, performances and education programs. Visitors eager to pick up an authentic Barossa souvenir can also browse the retail space with locally produced books as well as art and crafts available to purchase.
The site also houses the magnificently restored Hill and Son Grand Organ, which is a stunning example of musical heritage, finding its new home in Tanunda after being removed from the Adelaide Town Hall in the late 1990s.
With three magnificent gallery spaces, the Barossa Regional Gallery is able to present both community-based and professional exhibitions. The visual arts program combines both locally produced artworks, capturing the cultural integrity of the region, and exhibitions touring from across South Australia and interstate.
A perfect accompaniment to the amazing wines and delectable food the Barossa Region is known for, a trip to the Barossa Regional Gallery provides a unique cultural experience.
Food Scene
Keils Fine Food & Coffee.
63-67 Murray StA true favourite in the valley....and great coffee!
Black Bird Coffee House
117A Murray StAnother favourite in the valley....and great coffee!
fermentAsian
90 Murray StA great snapshot of fresh, local produce, and a yummy place for breakfast!...and good coffee too!
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Barossa Farmers Market
740 Stockwell RoadA great snapshot of fresh, local produce, and a yummy place for breakfast!...and good coffee too!
Local pub in Angaston...Good pub style food for great prices. If you especially love schnitzel or roast this is the pub for you.
Brauhaus Hotel
41 Murray StLocal pub in Angaston...Good pub style food for great prices. If you especially love schnitzel or roast this is the pub for you.
Sightseeing
Far reaching views across the valley....spectacular at sunset/sunrise.
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Barossa Sculpture Park
Menglers Hill RoadFar reaching views across the valley....spectacular at sunset/sunrise.