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Recently refurbished, quality holiday accommodation overlooking the beautiful Lake Wallace in Edenhope. Short walk to lake, shops, playground, tennis courts, bowling greens and dining. Ample room for parking and great for multiple families holidaying together. Edenhope is a small town (popn 1000) located half way between Melbourne and Adelaide. There are a number of locally owned stores in the nearby main street inc. supermarket, take away, butcher, baker, pub, clothing and art galleries.

The house has three bedrooms, bathroom, laundry, second toilet, open plan living with lounge dining and semi-enclosed kitchen. Lake views in lounge, br1 and br2. Split system a/c in lounge. Wide entry. Stairs to access main living area. Large balcony.

Lake Street is quiet and safe. Conveniently located to town amenities.

A Quaint & Comfortable B&B in a Relaxing Rural Setting. This historic cottage keeps it’s unique old world charm and combines the luxury of modern comfort and convenience, with Wheelchair access as well. With original polished floorboards throughout, modern kitchen and bathroom, your stay will certainly feel like you are experiencing a home away from home. It's a great base for exploring the area, and a relaxing atmosphere with superb sunset views of the countryside.

Bedroom 1 - Queen Size Bed Bedroom 2 - Super King Size Bed (or can be set up as 2 King Singles) Bedroom 3 - King Single Bed Quality mattresses, linen, quilt & pillows, side tables with lamps & bedside clocks, ceiling fans. Porta-cot, High Chair, Change Table, Bumbo infant seat & Baby Bath provided. Large Flat Screen TV with DVD player Dishwasher, Large Cooktop & Oven Toaster, kettle, microwave, coffee, tea, sugar, and all the cutlery and crockery you will need. Continental Breakfast Included: Cereals, Bread, Spreads, Coffee, Tea, Sliced bread with butter/jam/honey, cheese, cereals, milk, fruit juice and various hot beverages. Tailored Breakfast Upon Request: a full breakfast provision basket is available for an extra rate. Plenty of space! Ample parking areas, lots of room outside for the kids to run around, ride bikes, play cricket, kick the footy, explore and discover. The sunrise & sunsets are absolutely divine. A Quaint & Comfortable B&B in a Relaxing Rural Setting. This historic cottage keeps it’s unique old world charm and combines the luxury of modern comfort and convenience. With original polished floorboards throughout, modern kitchen and bathroom, your stay will certainly feel like you are experiencing a home away from home. It's a great base for exploring the area, and a relaxing atmosphere with superb sunset views of the countryside. The Cottage has Wheelchair access, with a ramp at the front entrance & wide doorways throughout. The bathroom also has grab rails for the elderly & disabled. More information & images on our website: www.yallamattabedandbreakfast.com.au

The small township of Apsley is situated near so many attractions, including the Apsley Golf Club, The Border Inn Hotel, Wineries in the Coonawarra Region, The Naracoorte Caves, Lake Bringalbert, just to name a few!

Spacious cottage in a rural setting overlooking Lake Ormerod.

The cottage is spacious with a kitchenette and breakfast area. The bed consists of a double bed below with a single bunk bed above. The cottage has a mezzanine floor with a double bed. Refrigerator for cold storage. The bathroom is semi-detached but still under the same roof as the cottage. The bathroom consists of a toilet, basin, bathtub with overhead shower.

Very quiet surroundings. The occasional vehicle, birds, farm animals etc.

Edenhope Motor Inn is offering accommodation in Edenhope. Both private parking and free WiFi are accessible at the motel. All guest rooms in Edenhope Motor Inn are fitted with a flat-screen TV. At the accommodation, all rooms include air conditioning and a private bathroom. A continental breakfast is available every morning at Edenhope Motor Inn. This property also has one of the best-rated locations in Edenhope! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.

Lovely quiet country town Motel, Spacious rooms, parking at the front of the rooms, Outdoor Smoking area,

Lake Wallace a big attraction for walkers, fishing spot and bird watch. Nice and quiet country town, very friendly locals. Food works, take away shop, motor mechanics, two filling stations, Cop shop, Hospital with urgent care facilities. All surrounding area comprises of wet lands and sheep and cattle grazing farms.

The Shed Bed is situated in natural bush. It is peaceful and private. We can have animals but not inside the Shed Bed. This is our personal requirement to keep the room clean for our guests, for anyone with allergies.

The allure and charm of bygone years combined with all the modern conveniences expected by today's traveller- that's the brilliant blend of Willowbrook Cottage B & B. Centrally located in Naracoorte, within walking distance to shops and eateries, Willowbrook Cottage is the ideal base for exploring the Limestone Coast. Whether it's a BBQ under the shady willow, a glass of red by the fire or a soak in the claw foot bath, century old Willowbrook is sure to please.

Willowbrook Cottage (circa 1900) is an attractive weatherboard home featuring Baltic lining on the walls and ceilings. It features three large bedrooms sleeping up to six people. There is reverse cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans in all bedrooms. The lounge room has a slow combustion wood heater for winter warmth as well as a reverse cycle air conditioner. There is a TV, DVD player and a selection of DVD's for your entertainment. Wi-Fi is also available. Willowbrook has a fully equipped kitchen and tariff includes breakfast provisions (longer stays 7+ nights self catering only.) There is a spacious bathroom with a shower and a claw-foot bathtub. Laundry facilities are also located in the bathroom. Toilet is separate The cottage is in a peaceful garden setting, with lawn areas and shady trees. The yard is fenced and there is an outdoor dining setting under a gazebo. A BBQ is available under the back verandah.

Willowbrook Cottage is a short ten minute walk to shops and eateries. Naracoorte swimming lake is open from December 1 - March 31 and is one of the largest and most scenic swimming pools you will ever experience and entry is free. There are several walking trails around the town including the picturesque Creek Walk and the Historical Walking Trail. Naracoorte Caves National Park is SA's only World Heritage listed site and is home to one of the world's most important fossil sites and they are there waiting for you to explore. Naracoorte is central to three wine growing regions, Padthaway, Wrattonbully and Coonawarra and there are an abundance of wineries to visit. Other things to experience while in Naracoorte include visiting Mini Jumbuk factory, The Sheep's Back museum and the art gallery. If sport is more your thing you might like to play a round of golf, have a hit of tennis or play bowls or croquet.

The Outhouse - Comfortable and Clean 2 Bedroom Cottage

This two bedroom cottage is situated in a lovely rural setting about 12 kilometres east of Naracoorte and off the Wimmera Highway. Offering two bedrooms, the main with a Queen sized bed, 'The Outhouse' is perfect for an affordable short holiday when you just want to immerse yourself in the beautiful country surrounds, or base yourself while contract working. The Outhouse isn't five star, but it's clean and comfortable. The kitchen area has a freestanding oven, microwave and fridge. A large rustic dining table is perfect for entertaining, and is adjacent the lounge area with TV. The Outhouse has a new split system aircon for heating and cooling, while there are ceiling fans in the spacious bedrooms. Outside offers is a pretty spot to sit with a glass of wine and enjoy the view across the paddock, with sheep and ponies. The Outhouse is the perfect spot to base yourself while you're exploring the wonderful South East, and is just a few kilometres from the world famous Naracoorte Caves. (Please note - The Outhouse is about 100 metres from the main house - weekly and long term rates available by request)

The Outhouse is in a quiet farm setting. We are on the same road as the Naracoorte Caves ( approx 8 kms away) and 10 kms east of Naracoorte. We love the peace and quiet of our surrounds ...

Dadirri Redcap farm stay, bed and breakfast, is nestled on the banks of the idyllic Glenelg river, 22kms from Casterton and 10kms from Dergholm, in Western Victoria. The property is a working farm and is centrally located to the Coonawarra wine district, Mt. Gambier blue lakes, the Grampians and other local tourism attractions. Accommodation is provided in the original rustic 100 year old farm house and is ideal for guests wishing to escape the "Rat Race" for a few days.

Dadirri Redcap - The perfect place to escape the "Rat Race". “Dadirri” - (n) The concept of inner deep listening and quiet still awareness; a 'tuning in' experience to deeply understand the beauty of nature. Dadirri Redcap farm stay is nestled on the banks of the idyllic Glenelg river, 22kms from Casterton and 10kms from Dergholm, in Western Victoria. The property is a working farm and is centrally located to the Coonawarra wine district, Mt. Gambier blue lakes and other local tourism attractions. Accommodation is provided in the original rustic 100 year old farm house. It is fully furnished, comprising 2 double bedrooms with queen size beds, kitchen, lounge and bathroom, all under the one roof. The kitchen is fully equipped with basic cooking facilities, refrigerator, crockery and cutlery, a Continental breakfast is included. A washing machine is available upon request. With air-conditioning for summer, slow combustion heating and electric blankets for winter, guests should be comfortable year round. For the more adventurous among us there is also an outdoor bath house allowing you to soak your cares away whilst enjoying a glass of your favourite beverage and looking out over the valley. With abundant wildlife, sheep, goats, chickens and geese, guests are invited to stroll around the property, catch quality table fish or yabbies from the river, take a short trip to experience the local sights and delights or just escape to enjoy the peace of the local bushland. Dadirri Redcap is the perfect “get way” to rejuvenate the mind and soul and escape the interruptions of a busy life. We are pleased to announce Telstra mobile phone and Internet services have recently been activated under the federal "Black Spot" program. Internet and phone services are only available to Telstra mobile customers.

Dadirri Redcap is centrally located to many places of interest. Within a reasonably short drive (by rural standards), guests can visit Mt. Gambiers Blue Lake, Umpherston cave gardens, and Picaninny Ponds. At Mumbannar and Naracoorte are the Princess Margaret Caves and Naracoorte Caves. The Grampians are a pleasant 1 1/2 hour drive toward Melbourne through scenic Dunkeld. Coonawarra wine district is about 45 minutes away and hosts many of Australias greatest wineries. Dergholm only 10 kms away is a typical country pub, serving meals Thursday to Sunday. Wood fired pizzas are available on Sundays. By special arrangement with the licensees, guests can call the hotel and basic pub meals can be arranged for other days.

Glendara Cottage is situated on a picturesque rural sheep property, 12kms south west from the historic township of Harrow. This self contained 2 bedroom cottage is an ideal place to rest and recharge.

Glendara cottage is ideally situated for a restful halfway stopover for guests traveling from Adelaide to Melbourne, or for a weekend, midweek or school holiday visit on our working sheep farm. The cottage is well equipped with all kitchen supplies, linen and provisions for guests to cook their own breakfast. Enjoy the warmth of the cosy wood heater during your winter stay or cool off in the homestead pool during the hot summer months.

Glendara Cottage is the perfect base from which to explore local attractions such as the historic township of Harrow, Mt Arapiles, Balmoral and Rocklands Reservoir.

Located in the heart of Penola and attached as part of our residence, this renovated one-bedroom apartment with queen bed and a brand new bathroom, catering for the discerning traveller looking for comfort and style. We have all you will need to enjoy your wine experience, including; - Riedel decanter and glassware - Quality cheeseboards and knives - Nespresso coffee machine - Sheridan linen and towels - Heated flooring in bathroom - Wallawa bathroom products - Local artwork on display

A clean modern look and feel with all the creature comforts you could ever require to enjoy the Coonawarra wine region. Riedel decanter and glassware are ready for your special bottle of wine. A mixed array of cheese boards and utensils to make up a great platter. A 120 ltr refrigerator allows our guests to chill full bottles of wine without losing space for food. New comfortable queen bed with electric blanket that will give you a great nights sleep.

Penola is a town steeped in history with a vibrant community spirit, surrounded by wineries, a short drive from World Heritage features and beautiful beaches. For anyone wishing to find a place where they can relax in comfortable surroundings, indulge in good food and wine while immersing themselves in the culture and heritage of the community, Penola is the perfect place to pause and enjoy it all. So why don’t you stop to eat in one of our many Cafes and Restaurants before shopping your way through our unique shops and galleries, then take a wander along our Heritage Walk to see our many Heritage Listed and National Trust Buildings and Mary MacKillop Interpretive Centre. Within a few minutes’ drive down the main strip, there are 20 or more Coonawarra Wineries and Cellar Doors to visit and sample some of the best wines made in Australia. Once you have seen all we can offer, use us as a base and take in one of the many day trips that are just over an hour away. The choice is yours; World Heritage Caves & Blue Lake, Piccaninnie Ponds. The beachside towns of Robe, Beachport and Southend. Bool Lagoon and it’s waterbirds, or if you love golf your choice of seven golf courses and that’s just a taste of what you can enjoy.

Set in 700 acres We have shower and toilet block which is wheel chair friendly& 3 rooms that have bunks that sleep 6 in 2 room s and 4 in the other room which has wheel chair acces. The bunk rooms are basic ,we provide doonas pillows &spare blankets .guests in bunks have use of the community kitchen (fully equipped) and camp fire pit. camping price is $10p/p p/nite with under 15 free the bunks are $30p/p p/nite .we are not far from Mt Arraplies for rock climbing or bush walking.

You are able to walk the whole of the property which is about 700 acres The only thing we ask is if you find a gate shut please leave it shut behind you You may come across our resident Emu family on your wondering s

Our heritage cottage has original presed tin ceilings and timber floors. We have 700acrs of native land with walking tracks an abundance of wild flowers and native animals We adjoin 2 state forest,s and .Mt Arapilies is 5mins away with the Grampians &Little Desert a short drive.The Grampians National Park is a perfect day trip as is the caves at Narracoorte.We are also on the alternate route from Melbourne to Adelaide. A continental breakfast provided for overnight guests We are pet friendly.

you can also see the only replica of the shepherds hut that the Cooper Duff family lived in,built in 1985.A bit of history being the story of the three children of the family being lost in the bush for 8days and survived only by being found by a local Aboriginal tracker ,who's name is King Richard.All this you can see in our tea room.

Mitre is a small community of 12 residents being mostly a farming area it still has the community hall built in the early 1900s. Natimuk is 20mins away where you can have lunch or tea at the local Hotel,also has a takeaway shop and a cafe that is open from Friday to Sunday.The main attraction in the area being Mt Arapiles which is world renown for mountain climbing with fab view"s from the look out .You can also relax on the veranda of our cottage and take in the view of Mt Arapiles

Situated in the middle of lovely Natimuk. A delightful town with a delightful mix of people. The apartment is situated at the rear of The Natimuk Cafe. Only a few steps to food and coffee or make your own in the fully contained modern abode.

Situated in the middle of lovely Natimuk. A delightful town with a delightful mix of people. The apartment is situated at the rear of The Natimuk Cafe. Only a few steps to food and coffee or make your own in the fully contained modern abode. The apartment is set up with everything you need and easy access to everything in town - Milk bar, Hotel, Skate park, kids playground, community area with wood fired pizza oven. And only 10 kms from the world famous rock climbing area of Mt Arapiles. Guest access The apartment has a general living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. All modern and fully equipped. The bedroom has a Queen size bed and a single bed. The common living area also has a sofa bed. The sofa bed is a basic click clack version so for those needing more back support, the sofa bed may not be suitable, especially for longer stay.

There is a local milkbar which sells fish n chips and basic items. There is also the local pub which does great pub milks. The adjoining cafe is open Friday 0830-10 for breakfast, lunch, dinner coffee and cake. It is also open Saturday and Sunday for all day brunch from 0830-430pm. All are within walking distance of the apartment. Across the road is a bbq/pizza oven, swings and skate park.

Willowview Cottage was built in 2005 to complement its near neighbour the historic Willowbrook Cottage (circa 1900). While it has all the modern conveniences expected by today's traveller it has all the charm and ambience of a period home. Large rooms, high ceilings and Baltic pine floors feature throughout. Surrounded by a beautiful garden in a quiet location, yet with in walking distance to shops and eateries. Ideal for large groups or families as well as the corporate traveller.

Willowview features three large bedrooms, main with ensuite. The second queen suite has the main bathroom and toilet across the passageway. Third bedroom has two single beds. Spacious lounge room with comfy couches. Reverse cycle air conditioner, ceiling fan and wood fire to provide year round comfort, no matter what the weather. Fully equipped kitchen opening onto outdoor BBQ area. Breakfast supplies are included in the tariff. There are laundry facilities and undercover parking available.

Willowview Cottage is a short ten minute walk to shops and eateries. Naracoorte swimming lake is open from December 1 - March 31 and is one of the largest and most scenic swimming pools you will ever experience and entry is free. There are several walking trails around the town including the picturesque Creek Walk and the Historical Walking Trail. Naracoorte Caves National Park is SA's only World Heritage listed site and is home to one of the world's most important fossil sites and they are there waiting for you to explore. Naracoorte is central to three wine growing regions, Padthaway, Wrattonbully and Coonawarra and there are an abundance of wineries to visit. Other things to experience while in Naracoorte include visiting Mini Jumbuk factory, The Sheep's Back museum and the art gallery. If sport is more your thing you might like to play a round of golf, have a hit of tennis or play bowls or croquet.

Clancy's B&B is located in the heart of Naracoorte within walking distance to shops and eateries. Featuring two queen size bedrooms, large bathroom with a separate toilet, a combined living/dining/kitchenette (fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle) and reverse cycle air conditioning throughout. The apartment is the northern end of our home with only hosts Lynette and John residing at the other end. There is a private entrance on back verandah, off street parking and a delightful garden to enjoy.

Clancy's B&B is a private suite in a heritage style house, located within walking distance of shops and eateries. Spacious bedrooms and comfy beds. Warm and cosy in winter, cool in summer thanks to the ducted air conditioning. Relax indoors or out on the back deck overlooking a delightful garden. Kitchen facilities are limited but a Weber Q BBQ is available on request. Provisions for continental breakfast are included.

Clancy's B&B is a short ten minute walk to shops and eateries. Naracoorte swimming lake is open from December 1 - March 31 and is one of the largest and most scenic swimming pools you will ever experience and entry is free. There are several walking trails around the town including the picturesque Creek Walk and the Historical Walking Trail. Naracoorte Caves National Park is SA's only World Heritage listed site and is home to one of the world's most important fossil sites and they are there waiting for you to explore. Naracoorte is central to three wine growing regions, Padthaway, Wrattonbully and Coonawarra and there are an abundance of wineries to visit. Other things to experience while in Naracoorte include visiting Mini Jumbuk factory, The Sheep's Back museum and the art gallery. If sport is more your thing you might like to play a round of golf, have a hit of tennis or play bowls or croquet.

The Nati House is cosy, homely accommodation situated right in the heart of the township of Natimuk. Kitchen, loungeroom, dining room, toilet/laundry along with a covered outdoor area and a huge backyard.

The Nati House definitely has a great, homely feel about it. Short or long term options available. It may not be the Taj Mahal but it has everything you need. PLEASE NOTE: THE NATI HOUSE IS AN OLD COTTAGE, IT IS NOT NEW AND SHINY. AS NOTED IT HAS EVERYTHING YOU NEED AND IS COMFORTABLE, BUT IF YOU ARE WANTING A MODERN RESIDENCE THE HOUSE MAY NOT SUIT YOUR EXPECTATIONS, CHEERS :-) Only 10kms to the world famous rockclimbing destination of Mt Arapiles. Basic services in the Natimuk township include, post office, milk bar, hotel and The Natimuk Cafe. Great playground and community park area - The Verj. And a mere 20 mins to the bigger town of Horsham which has everything you might need for an extended stay.

Natimuk is a small town of approx 500 people. A great mix of rural generations, climbers and artists. It has a welcoming pub, a funky cafe, milk bar, post office. At various times during the year, there are art and community events on. Very importantly, Natimuk is the town next to Mt Arapiles - the world renowned rockclimbing area.

Cute bungalow style cottage built in the 1920’s in the heart of Naracoorte.

Loveday Cottage is a fully self-contained cottage placed in a beautiful garden setting and located only a minutes walk from the town centre of Naracoorte. With a King bed, air-conditioning to keep you cool in the summer and a fire place to enjoy a glass of wine by in the winter this place will feel like home. Loveday Cottage sleeps 2 adults in the King bedroom with all bedding quality local Mini Jumbuk products. The separate lounge has a Smart TV, with air-conditioning and a fire place providing year round comfort. There is also free WiFi for your use. Full laundry facilities are available for use and THANKYOU bathroom products provided. The garden contains many shaded areas to relax and fresh fruits for your picking in season. The cottage includes newly renovated full kitchen facilities (including dishwasher) with tea, coffee and condiments provided and breakfast provisions. Alternatively if you’d like to dine out, free coffee vouchers for local café KALV & Co are available to use with any breakfast ordered. KALV & Co is located only 450m away and is open from 7am 7 days a week. There is also a BBQ available and paved pergola area overlooking the cottage garden, perfect for outdoor dining. Guest Access Undercover parking is available for one car in the carport adjoining the cottage and room for an additional car behind – off-street. Interaction with Guests We live just around the corner / over the fence so are available as needed however keys will be available via a coded lock-box so if you wish not to hear from us there is no need!

Nan's Place is absolutely in the town centre. Easy walking to shops/pubs and our famous Pipers Of Penola restaurant. We provide teas & coffee, sugar and we provide fresh full cream milk. .

As much as we love people to bring along their fur babies small/medium dogs are very welcome in our house as we know so well how people like to take their fur babies along with them on their break away. As long as the furniture they sit on is covered. We have left a small blanket over the chair in the lounge for this purpose. Please let us know if you are bringing your fur babies along. Our back yard is fully fenced and dog friendly. Financial recompense will be sought if pets soil or damage the furniture, the house or garden. Guests are required to clean up all pet mess and leave the property as they find it. We provide a reverse cycle air conditioner. Please ensure all heating/cooling is turned off when you leave the property at any time. Much appreciated Although we allow children here, we do not provide certain facilities, we only have 2 x queen beds.

For that special dining experience, you could try "Pipers of Penola" Erika & Simon will welcome you to this cute heritage church which you can dine with history. Pipers has recently won yet another award for their services. A short walk from the house. As are the two pubs in town. We have the Prince of Wales (P.O.W.) to the left of the main street and the Royal Oak to the right. Or you might consider taking a short drive out to Coonawarra and check out the Chardonnay Lodge, Margaret & Craig will look after you there!

If you have missed seeing the clear night sky in all its enormous glory, if you are into supernovae, constellations, if you are perciform or if you just like telescopes – this is the glamping experience for you. The 2 StarGazers are setup with a king-sized bed and a true single, both with electric blankets, a telescope, recharegeable night vision scope, kettle, 2 x outdoor padded reclining StarGazer lounges, 2 warm throws, all included in an insulated tent bell tent. Sleeps 3 max. Inc ensuite.

Located on a grassed hill with unobstructed views next to the vineyard , our StarGazer Glamping bell tents sleep 3 with a real king bed and real single, both with electric blankets. Each has its own fire drum so you can bring your own or buy wood on site – but no chopping into our forest! Fully equipped camp kitchen in main building (fridges, TVs, pots and pans, knives and forks etc) with 5 new private shower units just a shortish walk away. Private toilet (portable) and wash basin provided in ensuite to your tent. Onsite parking standard and 4WD not required. An Australian experience that is a healthy return to nature for the kids. 66X telescope and night vision monoculars included, outdoor star gazing recliners and warm throws for when you are enjoying the night sky. When you finish and want to come inside, enjoy the nubulae space themed linen, mini planetarium and crystal ball galaxy...

Think Coonawarra, and thoughts of sumptuous reds spring to mind – from the rich rust-coloured Terra Rossa soil for which it’s internationally recognized, to the prized red wines that have made it famous. There are the ruddy cheeks of those who tend the vines; the crimson sunsets that sweep across a vast horizon; and of course, there’s the fiery passion in the veins of our vignerons and winemakers. Almost a million years ago, an ocean teeming with sea-life lapped at the feet of the ancient Kanawinka Escarpment. Then came an ice age, and the great melt that followed led to the creation of the chalky white bedrock which is the foundation of this unique region. But nature had not finished, for with her winds, rain and sand she blanketed the plain with a soil rich in iron, silica and nutrients, to become one of the most renowned terroir soils in the world. Long and narrow, this celebrated ridge of earth, together with pure underground water, cool nights and a long, mild growing season, is Nature’s gift to wine lovers across the globe. This precious parcel of land is some of the most valuable agricultural land in the nation, and recognised as Australia’s premier red wine region, contributing fruit to some of the finest wines in the world. But of course, it took human spirit and ingenuity to bottle it, and like all great appellations, the wines of Coonawarra speak not just of the famous terroir, but also of the local community and people who give those wines their character. It began with the vision of John Riddoch in 1890, and his first plantings of vines; then championed into the next century by the Redmans; and given a renaissance by the Wynns in 1951. These names are still revered, and their vision and heritage is proudly upheld by the world-class wineries which now call Coonawarra home. Today, new generations of old winemaking families toil alongside an influx of fresh talent to ensure the spirit of the Coonawarra wine region continues to thrive. It is a community that’s vibrant, passionate, sophisticated and unique – one that salutes tradition while embracing innovation. At vintage, every picker, cellar-hand and winemaker devotes the same commitment to nurturing each parcel of delicate fruit and crafting them into wines of exceptional distinction that lend themselves perfectly to maturing in the cellar before flowing lusciously from bottle to decanter to glass. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons not only taste exceptional when young, but they also cellar brilliantly. The ageability of Coonawarra wines are world class, and it’s what sets our wines apart from others: a fact endorsed by generations of collectors around the world, who have cellared them for up to 60 years. Together, our landscape, our people and our passion work in harmony to create a signature wine region that delivers on a myriad of levels, from the truly magnificent rust-red earth below to the lush, vivid green vines and big blue skies above; the cool Cabernet Sauvignons, Shirazes, Chardonnays and Rieslings have made Coonawarra one of the New World’s greatest appellations. (C/- Coonawarra Vignerons)

Travellers Rest. Own Ent . Quiet, Lounge, Kitchen/Diner. Bathroom. Full breakfast provisions provided Including bacon and eggs to SELF cook. Host does all cleaning of cooking facilities . Separate Bedroom with 1 Single bed and 1 Queen bed . Suit singles/ couples. U/C Patio, Outside Grill to BBQ . Fenced Garden Setting. Rev-Cycle A/Conditioning. Walk to shops, cafes, hotels. Drive Coonawarra Wineries, Caves, Free WIFi available .

Travellers Rest is a cute, private , self contained 3 roomed cottage attached to private house. Own entrance. Separate bedroom with 1 single bed and 1 Queen Bed. Suit singles or couples. Lounge, kitchenette/diner , large bathroom with wall heater. Shower/Bath. Great fenced garden. DVD for movies , R/C Air conditioning. Electric grill in undercover patio for own cooking if required. Microwave and electric element also inside . Full breakfast supplies provided Including bacon and eggs to SELF cook. Host does all cleaning of cooking facilities. Standard number of persons to accommodate is 2 adults and if required 1 child in the same room . Bedroom has 1 Queen and 1 Single. Free Wi-Fi

Most guest enjoy touring Coonawarra wineries and local shops which are open 7 days a week. We have lots of info about Saint Mary Mckillop as Penola was her home as a young woman. Visiting the Mary Mc Killop centre and park is a must. Our community is very friendly and tourist oriented. Great Info Centre with friendly staff .Historical walks World Heritage caves at Naracoorte approx. 40km away a must. Robe and Beachport are beach towns 1-1/2 hrs drive . Mount Gambier, has much to offer as well, 50 km away

Guilt-free green glamping in solar powered, low footprint comfort, ensuite toilet and wash basin, 12v kettle, deep cell batteries, firedrum, LED rechargeable torch, outdoor log setting, short walk to showers and toilets, located in absolute bush privacy and includes linen and towels

Beautifully located in pristine heritage-listed bushland, our Eco Planet bell tents sleep 4 with a real queen bed and two camp stretchers. Each has its own fire pit so you can bring your own or buy wood on site – but no chopping into our forest! Fully equipped camp kitchen in main building (fridges, TVs, pots and pans, knives and forks etc) with 5 new private shower units just a shortish walk away. Private toilet (portable) and wash basin provided in ensuite to your tent. Onsite parking standard and 4WD not required. Environmentally friendly and economical for a more realistic return to nature for the kids.

Think Coonawarra, and thoughts of sumptuous reds spring to mind – from the rich rust-coloured Terra Rossa soil for which it’s internationally recognized, to the prized red wines that have made it famous. There are the ruddy cheeks of those who tend the vines; the crimson sunsets that sweep across a vast horizon; and of course, there’s the fiery passion in the veins of our vignerons and winemakers. Almost a million years ago, an ocean teeming with sea-life lapped at the feet of the ancient Kanawinka Escarpment. Then came an ice age, and the great melt that followed led to the creation of the chalky white bedrock which is the foundation of this unique region. But nature had not finished, for with her winds, rain and sand she blanketed the plain with a soil rich in iron, silica and nutrients, to become one of the most renowned terroir soils in the world. Long and narrow, this celebrated ridge of earth, together with pure underground water, cool nights and a long, mild growing season, is Nature’s gift to wine lovers across the globe. This precious parcel of land is some of the most valuable agricultural land in the nation, and recognised as Australia’s premier red wine region, contributing fruit to some of the finest wines in the world. But of course, it took human spirit and ingenuity to bottle it, and like all great appellations, the wines of Coonawarra speak not just of the famous terroir, but also of the local community and people who give those wines their character. It began with the vision of John Riddoch in 1890, and his first plantings of vines; then championed into the next century by the Redmans; and given a renaissance by the Wynns in 1951. These names are still revered, and their vision and heritage is proudly upheld by the world-class wineries which now call Coonawarra home. Today, new generations of old winemaking families toil alongside an influx of fresh talent to ensure the spirit of the Coonawarra wine region continues to thrive. It is a community that’s vibrant, passionate, sophisticated and unique – one that salutes tradition while embracing innovation. At vintage, every picker, cellar-hand and winemaker devotes the same commitment to nurturing each parcel of delicate fruit and crafting them into wines of exceptional distinction that lend themselves perfectly to maturing in the cellar before flowing lusciously from bottle to decanter to glass. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons not only taste exceptional when young, but they also cellar brilliantly. The ageability of Coonawarra wines are world class, and it’s what sets our wines apart from others: a fact endorsed by generations of collectors around the world, who have cellared them for up to 60 years. Together, our landscape, our people and our passion work in harmony to create a signature wine region that delivers on a myriad of levels, from the truly magnificent rust-red earth below to the lush, vivid green vines and big blue skies above; the cool Cabernet Sauvignons, Shirazes, Chardonnays and Rieslings have made Coonawarra one of the New World’s greatest appellations. (C/- Coonawarra Vignerons)

Have you ever tried glamping? That is, camping, with a real bed and 240v power, and no need to put up and pull down the tent? The full camping experience without the hassle? Warmer in winter and cooler in summer, our 3 layer insulated bell tents are located next to the vineyard and lake. 5m across, sleeping 4 people. New shared bathrooms, electric blanket and kettle in your yurt are included. $59 deluxe upgrade is also available (fire, food and wine) . Best rates search Coonawarra Bush Holiday.

An economical and romantic alternative to a boring hotel room - enjoy a glass of our Coonawarra wine next to your campfire at your outdoor setting. Tea, coffee kettle and milk is provided in your powered yurt, a huge king bed and power points for your lights, iPad and iPhone. The electric blankets means you can go to bed when you want and you don't need to come out until tomorrow. There is also free WiFi! When you emerge you will enjoy the vineyard location, the private bushland environment, the spotless new amenities and the grassy surrounds. Take our shuttle bus to the Coonawarra Wineries Walking Trail for just $30 per person and enjoy wine tasting at 7 famous cellar doors, or book a full wine tour with us for a special rate. You can spoil yourself with a full breakfast of farm bacon and home-grown eggs, juice, toast, extra firewood and a bottle of our "Hundred of Comaum" Coonawarra Cabernet wine on arrival - just $50 per couple with the Deluxe option. Call Coonawarra Bush Holiday Park (search us) for more information. We also have the famous BUBBLE TENTS, Ensuite Cabins, StarGazer and Outback Ensuite Glamping options...

Think Coonawarra, and thoughts of sumptuous reds spring to mind – from the rich rust-coloured Terra Rossa soil for which it’s internationally recognized, to the prized red wines that have made it famous. There are the ruddy cheeks of those who tend the vines; the crimson sunsets that sweep across a vast horizon; and of course, there’s the fiery passion in the veins of our vignerons and winemakers. Almost a million years ago, an ocean teeming with sea-life lapped at the feet of the ancient Kanawinka Escarpment. Then came an ice age, and the great melt that followed led to the creation of the chalky white bedrock which is the foundation of this unique region. But nature had not finished, for with her winds, rain and sand she blanketed the plain with a soil rich in iron, silica and nutrients, to become one of the most renowned terroir soils in the world. Long and narrow, this celebrated ridge of earth, together with pure underground water, cool nights and a long, mild growing season, is Nature’s gift to wine lovers across the globe. This precious parcel of land is some of the most valuable agricultural land in the nation, and recognised as Australia’s premier red wine region, contributing fruit to some of the finest wines in the world. But of course, it took human spirit and ingenuity to bottle it, and like all great appellations, the wines of Coonawarra speak not just of the famous terroir, but also of the local community and people who give those wines their character. It began with the vision of John Riddoch in 1890, and his first plantings of vines; then championed into the next century by the Redmans; and given a renaissance by the Wynns in 1951. These names are still revered, and their vision and heritage is proudly upheld by the world-class wineries which now call Coonawarra home. Today, new generations of old winemaking families toil alongside an influx of fresh talent to ensure the spirit of the Coonawarra wine region continues to thrive. It is a community that’s vibrant, passionate, sophisticated and unique – one that salutes tradition while embracing innovation. At vintage, every picker, cellar-hand and winemaker devotes the same commitment to nurturing each parcel of delicate fruit and crafting them into wines of exceptional distinction that lend themselves perfectly to maturing in the cellar before flowing lusciously from bottle to decanter to glass. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons not only taste exceptional when young, but they also cellar brilliantly. The ageability of Coonawarra wines are world class, and it’s what sets our wines apart from others: a fact endorsed by generations of collectors around the world, who have cellared them for up to 60 years. Together, our landscape, our people and our passion work in harmony to create a signature wine region that delivers on a myriad of levels, from the truly magnificent rust-red earth below to the lush, vivid green vines and big blue skies above; the cool Cabernet Sauvignons, Shirazes, Chardonnays and Rieslings have made Coonawarra one of the New World’s greatest appellations. (C/- Coonawarra Vignerons)

Have you ever tried glamping? That is, camping, with a real bed and 240v power, and no need to put up and pull down the tent? The full camping experience without the hassle? Warmer in winter and cooler in summer, our 3 layer insulated bell tents are located next to the vineyard and lake. 5m across, sleeping 4 people. New shared bathrooms, electric blanket and kettle in your yurt are included. $59 deluxe upgrade is also available (fire, food and wine) . Best rates search Coonawarra Bush Holiday.

An economical and romantic alternative to a boring hotel room - enjoy a glass of our Coonawarra wine next to your campfire at your outdoor setting. Tea, coffee kettle and milk is provided in your powered yurt, a huge king bed and power points for your lights, iPad and iPhone. The electric blankets means you can go to bed when you want and you don't need to come out until tomorrow. There is also free WiFi! When you emerge you will enjoy the vineyard location, the private bushland environment, the spotless new amenities and the grassy surrounds. Take our shuttle bus to the Coonawarra Wineries Walking Trail for just $30 per person and enjoy wine tasting at 7 famous cellar doors, or book a full wine tour with us for a special rate. You can spoil yourself with a full breakfast of farm bacon and home-grown eggs, juice, toast, extra firewood and a bottle of our "Hundred of Comaum" Coonawarra Cabernet wine on arrival - just $50 per couple with the Deluxe option. Call Coonawarra Bush Holiday Park (search us) for more information. We also have the famous BUBBLE TENTS, Ensuite Cabins, StarGazer and Outback Ensuite Glamping options...

Think Coonawarra, and thoughts of sumptuous reds spring to mind – from the rich rust-coloured Terra Rossa soil for which it’s internationally recognized, to the prized red wines that have made it famous. There are the ruddy cheeks of those who tend the vines; the crimson sunsets that sweep across a vast horizon; and of course, there’s the fiery passion in the veins of our vignerons and winemakers. Almost a million years ago, an ocean teeming with sea-life lapped at the feet of the ancient Kanawinka Escarpment. Then came an ice age, and the great melt that followed led to the creation of the chalky white bedrock which is the foundation of this unique region. But nature had not finished, for with her winds, rain and sand she blanketed the plain with a soil rich in iron, silica and nutrients, to become one of the most renowned terroir soils in the world. Long and narrow, this celebrated ridge of earth, together with pure underground water, cool nights and a long, mild growing season, is Nature’s gift to wine lovers across the globe. This precious parcel of land is some of the most valuable agricultural land in the nation, and recognised as Australia’s premier red wine region, contributing fruit to some of the finest wines in the world. But of course, it took human spirit and ingenuity to bottle it, and like all great appellations, the wines of Coonawarra speak not just of the famous terroir, but also of the local community and people who give those wines their character. It began with the vision of John Riddoch in 1890, and his first plantings of vines; then championed into the next century by the Redmans; and given a renaissance by the Wynns in 1951. These names are still revered, and their vision and heritage is proudly upheld by the world-class wineries which now call Coonawarra home. Today, new generations of old winemaking families toil alongside an influx of fresh talent to ensure the spirit of the Coonawarra wine region continues to thrive. It is a community that’s vibrant, passionate, sophisticated and unique – one that salutes tradition while embracing innovation. At vintage, every picker, cellar-hand and winemaker devotes the same commitment to nurturing each parcel of delicate fruit and crafting them into wines of exceptional distinction that lend themselves perfectly to maturing in the cellar before flowing lusciously from bottle to decanter to glass. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons not only taste exceptional when young, but they also cellar brilliantly. The ageability of Coonawarra wines are world class, and it’s what sets our wines apart from others: a fact endorsed by generations of collectors around the world, who have cellared them for up to 60 years. Together, our landscape, our people and our passion work in harmony to create a signature wine region that delivers on a myriad of levels, from the truly magnificent rust-red earth below to the lush, vivid green vines and big blue skies above; the cool Cabernet Sauvignons, Shirazes, Chardonnays and Rieslings have made Coonawarra one of the New World’s greatest appellations. (C/- Coonawarra Vignerons)

You will find our cottage situated in a quiet street, a short walk into the centre of town. This renovated, freestone cottage has two bedrooms with queen sized beds and quality linen. Ww have a fully equipped kitchen and updated bathroom and laundry facilities. TV, DVD player and CD/radio are all available We supply generous continental breakfasts that include fresh fruit, yoghurt, milk, butter, bread and cereals.

Surrounded by a cottage garden, enjoy waking up to the sound of the birds. The car port is adjacent to the private al fresco area allowing easy access to the rear of the cottage. An ample supply of firewood is left for guests to enjoy the wood burning slow combustion fire in the cooler months.

Some popular tourist destinations include the World Heritage listed Naracoorte Caves, the Bool Lagoon wildlife sanctuary, the Swimming Lake, the Coonawarra Wine Region and nearby coastal destinations e.g. Robe.

This is a brand new home in a quiet neighbourhood and beautifully presented. Property is 15 minutes walk to main street and has access to Top Shop butcher inside of two minute walk. Home is in township of Naracoorte located on the beautiful Limestone Coast, home to the Coonawarra, Koppamurra, Wratonbully and Padthaway wine regions. Naracoorte is also the home of World Heritage Listed "Naracoorte Caves". Township also boasts a great range of shopping outlets, sporting facilities & Swimming lake.

One hour drive to Mount Gambier featuring the famous crater "Blue Lake", cave diving and a host of other tourist attractions.

Beautifully located in natural bushland, our bush bell tents have free WiFi and sleep 4. Each has its own fire pit, bring your own or buy wood on site. Fully equipped camp kitchen in main building (fridges, TVs, pots and pans, knives and forks etc) with 5 new private bathroom and shower units. Helpful staff will assist. Close parking, neat, tidy and economical.

Dam, Vineyard, Bushland.

Situated in the 1840’s historical town of Harrow, on the Glenelg River, Seldom Inn was originally constructed in the 1860’s. The building has been restored to provide a yesteryear experience. Period furniture combines with modern conveniences and comforts. The cottage is privately situated overlooking the Johnny Mullagh Reserve.

Non hosted, full private use of self contained cottage set in private garden and outdoor setting. On the main street with in walking distance of the township, hotel and general store, opposite the reserve, river walks and children's playground

The town boasts many historic buildings and a selection of museums including the Johnny Mullagh Cricket Museum in the Harrow Discovery Centre with interactive displays featuring the Aboriginal Cricket team which was the first Australian cricket side to tour England in 1868. The old log Gaol situated in the main street is one of the few remaining examples, dating back to the mid 1800’s. Next to the gaol is the old Kalang Cottage made from pit sawn weather boards. Both of these are open all hours and have free entry. Activities include swimming, fishing and nature walks from your doorstep. Within an hours drive there are many historic sites and towns situated in idyllic countryside.

Mooree Cottage is set on the banks of the Glenelg River and is perfect for a weekend retreat, bush walking, bird watching, or fishing in a tranquil setting. Located just a short drive to many local towns' there is so much to see and do. A short 12km drive to the historic township of Harrow. you can text me on (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)

The verandah of the cottage overlooks a picturesque and peaceful creek, a short walk to the Glenelg river banks. Fully self contained, this unique cottage is a real surprise package.

This is a 3.3 x 4.4 meter room with a double bunk and a single bunk, sleeping 5. It has a perfect view over the dam. Located in the main building, with heating and close car parking, the new suite of 5 bathroom and shower rooms is just down the hall. Our new rooms are sound-proofed and carpeted. Heating provided. Free WiFi in room. Fully equipped camp kitchen at end of hall (fridges, TVs, pots and pans, knives and forks etc). Helpful staff will assist. Close parking, neat, tidy and economical.

Dam, Vineyard, Bushland.

Have you ever tried glamping? That is, camping, with a real bed and 240v power, and no need to put up and pull down the tent? The full camping experience without the hassle? Warmer in winter and cooler in summer, our 3 layer insulated bell tents are located next to the vineyard and lake. 5m across, sleeping 4 people. New shared bathrooms, electric blanket and kettle in your yurt are included. $59 deluxe upgrade is also available (fire, food and wine) . Best rates search Coonawarra Bush Holiday.

An economical and romantic alternative to a boring hotel room - enjoy a glass of our Coonawarra wine next to your campfire at your outdoor setting. Tea, coffee kettle and milk is provided in your powered yurt, a huge king bed and power points for your lights, iPad and iPhone. The electric blankets means you can go to bed when you want and you don't need to come out until tomorrow. There is also free WiFi! When you emerge you will enjoy the vineyard location, the private bushland environment, the spotless new amenities and the grassy surrounds. Take our shuttle bus to the Coonawarra Wineries Walking Trail for just $30 per person and enjoy wine tasting at 7 famous cellar doors, or book a full wine tour with us for a special rate. You can spoil yourself with a full breakfast of farm bacon and home-grown eggs, juice, toast, extra firewood and a bottle of our "Hundred of Comaum" Coonawarra Cabernet wine on arrival - just $50 per couple with the Deluxe option. Call Coonawarra Bush Holiday Park (search us) for more information. We also have the famous BUBBLE TENTS, Ensuite Cabins, StarGazer and Outback Ensuite Glamping options...

Think Coonawarra, and thoughts of sumptuous reds spring to mind – from the rich rust-coloured Terra Rossa soil for which it’s internationally recognized, to the prized red wines that have made it famous. There are the ruddy cheeks of those who tend the vines; the crimson sunsets that sweep across a vast horizon; and of course, there’s the fiery passion in the veins of our vignerons and winemakers. Almost a million years ago, an ocean teeming with sea-life lapped at the feet of the ancient Kanawinka Escarpment. Then came an ice age, and the great melt that followed led to the creation of the chalky white bedrock which is the foundation of this unique region. But nature had not finished, for with her winds, rain and sand she blanketed the plain with a soil rich in iron, silica and nutrients, to become one of the most renowned terroir soils in the world. Long and narrow, this celebrated ridge of earth, together with pure underground water, cool nights and a long, mild growing season, is Nature’s gift to wine lovers across the globe. This precious parcel of land is some of the most valuable agricultural land in the nation, and recognised as Australia’s premier red wine region, contributing fruit to some of the finest wines in the world. But of course, it took human spirit and ingenuity to bottle it, and like all great appellations, the wines of Coonawarra speak not just of the famous terroir, but also of the local community and people who give those wines their character. It began with the vision of John Riddoch in 1890, and his first plantings of vines; then championed into the next century by the Redmans; and given a renaissance by the Wynns in 1951. These names are still revered, and their vision and heritage is proudly upheld by the world-class wineries which now call Coonawarra home. Today, new generations of old winemaking families toil alongside an influx of fresh talent to ensure the spirit of the Coonawarra wine region continues to thrive. It is a community that’s vibrant, passionate, sophisticated and unique – one that salutes tradition while embracing innovation. At vintage, every picker, cellar-hand and winemaker devotes the same commitment to nurturing each parcel of delicate fruit and crafting them into wines of exceptional distinction that lend themselves perfectly to maturing in the cellar before flowing lusciously from bottle to decanter to glass. Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignons not only taste exceptional when young, but they also cellar brilliantly. The ageability of Coonawarra wines are world class, and it’s what sets our wines apart from others: a fact endorsed by generations of collectors around the world, who have cellared them for up to 60 years. Together, our landscape, our people and our passion work in harmony to create a signature wine region that delivers on a myriad of levels, from the truly magnificent rust-red earth below to the lush, vivid green vines and big blue skies above; the cool Cabernet Sauvignons, Shirazes, Chardonnays and Rieslings have made Coonawarra one of the New World’s greatest appellations. (C/- Coonawarra Vignerons)

The Rock-In is a self contained studio at the back of a private property, situated on the edge of the lovely Natimuk township and only a short 10min drive from Mount Arapiles/Djurite Primarily suited for couples or individuals, but can accomodate two extra guests on a fold out couch

The apartment is situated on the edge of the lovely Natimuk township It is easy walking distance to everything in town - milk bar, hotel, skate park, kids playground, community area with wood fired pizza oven and only 10 kms from the world famous rock climbing area of Mt Arapiles/Djurite. This is a comfortable self-contained studio apartment which is perfect for climbers or travellers alike. The studio has everything you need for a comfortable stay. The studio has a general living area/bedroom/kitchen and separate bathroom. There is a queen size bed and a fold out futon couch/double bed. The kitchen area well equipped with a cooktop (no oven), microwave, bar fridge and everything you need to cook your own meals. There is a split system air conditioner/heater as well as a ceiling fan. It is situated at the rear of a private property and provides easy access to everything in town - milk bar, hotel, community area with wood fired pizza oven, skate park and kids playground. Djurite/Mount Arapiles State park is only a 10 minute drive down the road which offers world-class rock climbing, walks, bike trails plus there are many other parks in the area including Gariwerd/Grampians. We can help organise many of these activities and also have a bouldering mat for loan (free of charge). The closest supermarkets and petrol stations are in Horsham about 20km away. Basic services in the Natimuk township include, post office, milk bar, National Hotel, The Natimuk Café (open weekends) and climbing shop. Other things to note Check in time is 3pm and checkout is 11am. If the house is available for early check in or late check out few are happy to arrange this - PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST. Please be aware we currently DO NOT HAVE WI-FI and have discounted the price accordingly. This is coming ASAP.

Sleep in a Bell tent under the stars, in the comfort of a cast iron bed, under a thermal woollen quilt after a glass of Coonawarra's finest around a campfire. Book into a 6 course degustation called a 'table for twelve' around an old wool sorting table where you are served by the winemaker and the chef. Enjoy your complimentary bottle of Bellwether wine you choose after tasting with the winemaker. Cook with fresh herbs and eggs with home made sour dough.

6Ha of beautiful campground, produce garden, historic shearing shed/winery and novel farm animals.

World famous Coonawarra wine region World heritage listed Naracoorte limestone caves Lobster fishing village of Robe Blue Lake, Mt Gambier