Bethany Cottage B & B Self Contained Bethany  Classic Country  Barossa Valley South Australia

Cnr Bethany & Nicolai Road, Bethany, South Australia, 5352.
P.O. Box 571 Tanunda SA 5352
Telephone: (08) 8563 3581
International Tel: +61 8 8563 3581
Hosts: Carol & Erich Neubauer
email: bethanycottage@ihug.com.au

Accommodation | Location | Map | Rates | Activities | History

each of our two self catering cottages has a private entrance, ensuite bathroom, antique furnishings, kitchen and open fireplaces  provisions for a cooked breakfast or a picnic hamper of local foods and wine is available with prior notice   nestled amidst 7 acres of vineyards yet minutes from all the local attractions you can enjoy luxury living in a rural setting   Dinner / Bed & Breakfast packages and picnic hampers are available with prior notice.

BETHANY COTTAGE - BAROSSA VALLEY SELF CONTAINED B & B - BETHANY SA

Location 

Bethany Cottage is at Bethany, just east of Tanunda, in the heart of the Barossa Valley less than 1 hours drive north of Adelaide

set amidst 7 acres of grape vines, we are minutes away from the Barossa's award winning restaurants, wineries, galleries, museums, antique and craft shops

Map 

Bethany Cottage may be reached from Adelaide through Gawler or via Chain of Ponds. From the north take the Port Augusta - Kapunda route or if coming from Sydney you may travel via the Riverland through Mildura and Renmark

Rates 

Tariff is AUD$140 per double per night inc. cooked breakfast

Package deals available - please enquire at time of booking

Visa, MasterCard, Bankcard, Cash or Cheques accepted

Activities: Things to do in and around Bethany 

Walk the Heysen Trail, ride the Mawson Trail or visit the Kaiser Stuhl National Park -it's all at your doorstep

Pick up a 'A Historical Walk of Bethany' brochure and explore Bethany first laid out in the German 'Hufendorf' style over 150 years ago

Tour some of the 50 wineries in the Barossa Valley and see the historic buildings of Tanunda and peaceful Greenock or take a drive via Mengler's Hill lookout to the Barossa Ranges and Eden Valley where more wineries and picnic areas are to be found

History

Bethany was the first village established in the Barossa Valley in 1842 by 28 Prussian families. The German 'Hufendorf' style of village layout consisted of a village of farmlets with houses fronting the main road with their farm land stretching back behind the houses in long narrow strips. Early settlers grew cereal crops, vegetables and fruit and later on grape growing and wine making became more prevalent. Early settlers names and the church still remain today for the enjoyment of visitors to this wonderful region of Australia.

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