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Discover award-winning wines, stunning views, and delicious dining at Lambert Estate Wines in the heart of the Barossa Valley. A must-visit destination!
Lambert Estate Wines, nestled in the Barossa Valley near Angaston, offers stunning views, premium wines, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy wine tastings, delicious dining, and explore the vineyards in this picturesque setting.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Driving
Lambert Estate Wines is located at 55 Long Gully Rd, Angaston SA 5353. From Angaston's main street, head east on Murray Street, then turn right onto Long Gully Road. The winery is a short drive along Long Gully Road. Parking is available on-site. Consider that during peak season, parking might be limited.
Public Transport
From Adelaide, take the train to Gawler Central. From Gawler Central Station, transfer to the LinkSA bus service towards Angaston. Alight at Angaston and then take a taxi or arrange a local bus to Lambert Estate Wines, approximately 5km from the town center. The LinkSA bus from Gawler to Angaston is approximately $9.30 and the train from Adelaide to Gawler is approximately $3.60.
Taxi
Taxis are available in Angaston. A taxi from the Angaston town center to Lambert Estate Wines will cost approximately $17-$21. It is advisable to book a taxi in advance, especially during weekends and public holidays. Barossa and Light Cab Service is a local taxi service.
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