Moorooroo Park Vineyards, Barossa Valley Travel Guide

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Discover handcrafted, organic Barossa wines in a historic stone cellar with stunning rose garden views at Moorooroo Park Vineyards.

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Moorooroo Park Vineyards, nestled in the Barossa Valley's Krondorf region, offers a boutique wine experience in a historic stone setting. Specializing in handcrafted, organically grown wines, this family-owned winery provides intimate cellar door tastings and stunning rose garden views.

A brief summary to Moorooroo Park Vineyards

200 Nitschke Rd, Tanunda, South Australia, 5352, AU
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Friday 11 am-5 pm
Saturday 11 am-5 pm
Sunday 11 am-5 pm

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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Moorooroo Park Vineyards.

Visit on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday when the cellar door is open 11am to 5pm.
Book in advance, especially for groups larger than 8 people.
Enjoy a wine flight to taste a range of organically grown, small-batch wines.
Take a stroll through the David Austen rose garden and down to the creek.

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Getting There

Driving

From the center of Tanunda, head northwest on Murray Street. Turn left onto Nitschke Road. Moorooroo Park Vineyards is located at 200 Nitschke Rd, a short drive down the road on your left. Parking is available on-site.
Public Transport

From Adelaide, take a train to Gawler Central. Then, transfer to the 1110 bus towards Angaston and get off at Tanunda. From Tanunda, it's approximately a 30-minute walk to the vineyards. Head northwest on Murray Street, then turn left onto Nitschke Road. Follow Nitschke Road to 200 Nitschke Rd. The train and bus combination will cost approximately $10-$40. Alternatively, buses run directly from Adelaide to Gawler, where you can board the 1110 bus to Tanunda.
Taxi/Ride-share

From anywhere in the Barossa Valley, a taxi or rideshare service can take you directly to Moorooroo Park Vineyards at 200 Nitschke Rd, Tanunda SA 5352. Taxi fares within Tanunda depend on distance, trip duration, and local fees. A taxi from Adelaide to Tanunda is approximately $132 - $243. Barossa and Light Cab Service also operate in the area.

Discover more about Moorooroo Park Vineyards

Moorooroo Park Vineyards is a family-owned winery located in the picturesque Krondorf region of the Barossa Valley, South Australia. The winery is the proud custodian of a historic Barossa stone settlement, featuring the 160-year-old Silentium Cellar, once the winery and wheat shed of the Nitschke family. The cellar's old stone craftsmanship, exposed wooden beams, and low ceilings create an intimate space for visitors to unwind and enjoy the wines.Moorooroo Park Vineyards specializes in handcrafted, organically grown, small-batch wines, available exclusively at their cellar door. Winemaker Wyndham House, drawing on his experience as a trained chef, crafts bold Barossa-style reds. Visitors can explore the range of wines through tastings, and enjoy local cheeses. The property also features a breathtaking David Austen rose garden and a picturesque creek, inviting guests to stroll and soak in the scenery.Wyndham and Patricia House, with a background in hospitality and a passion for organic produce, purchased the historic stone settlement on Nitschke Road in 1995. They restored the property, opening Jacob's Creek Retreat before focusing on winemaking under the Moorooroo Park Vineyards label, with the first vintage in 2004. Today, Wyndham and Patricia, along with their daughters, continue to create unique red wines from their iconic cellars. Moorooroo Park Vineyards is known for its sustainable farming practices and commitment to producing high-quality, characterful wines.