The Homestead Rooms at Kingsford The Barossa are elegantly restored spaces within the original 1856 sandstone homestead, blending heritage features with modern comforts. Each room offers a unique character, showcasing period details, luxurious furnishings, and serene views of the surrounding countryside.

Each room features:

• Comfortable queen-sized bed
• Smart LCD TV with interactive entertainment
• Selection of complimentary mini bar items
• Nespresso coffee machine
• Kettle with a selection of teas
• Complimentary WIFI
• Luxury boutique amenities

The Valley View Suites at Kingsford The Barossa offer expansive views over rolling hills and vineyards, providing a peaceful and picturesque retreat. Designed with contemporary luxury in mind, each suite features spacious interiors, premium finishes, and private outdoor spaces to soak in the stunning Barossa landscape.

Each Valley View Suite features:

• Large king-sized bed
• Spacious lounge area
• Furnished private verandah
• Smart LCD TV with interactive entertainment
• Selection of complimentary mini bar items
• Nespresso coffee machine
• Kettle with a selection of teas
• Complimentary WIFI
• Luxury boutique amenities

With floor-to-ceiling windows and a sleek, contemporary design, the Orleana Restaurant at Kingsford The Barossa delivers a refined dining experience that celebrates the rich flavours of the Barossa region. With a focus on seasonal produce and locally sourced ingredients, each dish is thoughtfully crafted to pair beautifully with the area’s world-renowned wines.

The Pepper Tree Bar at Kingsford The Barossa is a stylish and intimate outdoor space where guests can unwind with expertly crafted cocktails, premium local wines, and artisanal spirits. Set beneath the shade of a historic pepper tree, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where you can also enjoy a selection of light bites and shared plates.

Well you are in the Barossa Valley, so for seasoned wine enthusiasts, embark on an unforgettable tasting journey guided by the resident expert Kingsford sommelier. Set within the atmospheric surrounds of the signature wine vaults, this experience invites you to explore a curated selection of exceptional new and old world wines, with a perfect drop for every palate and occasion.

Adjacent to the Peppertree Bar, you will find a solar heated, saltwater pool. As a guest, you will have the freedom to take a few early morning laps, or even a lazy evening dip, in the signature pool which is canopied by a peppertree and screened by a historic stone wall.

You can combine your swim with one of four signature spa treatments available in the privacy of your room.

The Bush Bath at Kingsford The Barossa is a serene outdoor bathing experience set in a secluded spot along the riverbank. Surrounded by nature, guests can relax in a claw-foot tub under open skies, immersed in the sights and sounds of the Australian bush. Complete with luxurious bath salts and a bottle of something chilled, this has become one of the most popular guest experiences at Kingsford The Barossa.

Try your hand at a game of Kegel bowling. ‘Kegel’ being the German word for ‘skittles’, came to the Barossa in the nineteenth century and has endured to this day involving nine pins that can be knocked down with a wooden bowling ball. As a guest, you can put your skills to the test and have fun with friends or family playing the historic game, as well as cheers to hard earned wins, or the best of intentions, at the Kegel Bar which neighbours the alley.

With 225 acres of riverbanks and rolling hills to explore, you can enjoy an adventure on a premium ATV. The perfect ride for exploring the beautiful surroundings of the Kingsford property. Your guide will take you through Kingsford’s unique history, whilst explaining the native flora and fauna that graces this area of the Barossa. Finish off with a picnic at a beautiful location overlooking the North Para River, where you’ll be greeted by some of the Barossa’s most spectacular views.

Alternatively, collect a map and begin your exploration of Kingsford’s rolling hills, stone bluffs and river gorges on foot. Keep an eye out for kookaburras, parrots and a resident pair of wedge-tailed eagles, Australia’s largest bird of prey. A family of resident kangaroos can often be found in the early morning or evening down in the gullies along the North Para River.