Family friendly South Australian cellar doors

Aug 14, 2026, updated Aug 14, 2026
Down the Rabbit Hole Wines
Down the Rabbit Hole Wines

Looking for a winter warming activity? These South Australian cellar doors offer something fun for the whole family.

Kimbolton Wines

While responsible adults enjoy wine tastings, kids can play along with dedicated “sensory samplers” – available in both sweet and savoury options. Think, fluffy marshmallows, gingerbread and chocolate; and pretzels and cheese. The experience, which includes an activity pack, can also be tailored to suit dietary requirements. When it’s time to stretch the legs, visitors can make use of a variety of games on Kimbolton’s expansive lawns, where four-legged friends are also welcome. The rooftop deck also offers sweeping Langhorne Creek vineyard views.

Kimbolton Wines

 

Down the Rabbit Hole Wines

The relaxed, picnic atmosphere of this McLaren Vale cellar door is perfect for the whole family to laze and linger. The sprawling grounds feature a play area surrounded by flower gardens. With almond trees, alpacas and sheep just on the other side of the fence, and a chicken coop full of feathered friends, there is plenty for little ones to discover. The menu also features family friendly items – local juices and gelati pops are a favourite among the kids.

Down the Rabbit Hole Wines

 

Sidewood Estate Cellar Door & Restaurant

Nestled on the edge of picturesque Hahndorf, Sidewood Estate is surrounded by expansive gardens and nature play, offering a relaxed setting for parents to unwind while the little ones explore. Outdoors, kids can discover interactive lawn games, play on the swings or unleash their creativity on the large chalkboard. Inside, the kids can get involved in the tasting fun with their own paddle of fresh juices.

Sidewood Estate Cellar Door & Restaurant

 

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Woodstock Wine

Kids can get up close and personal with some iconic Australian native animals at Woodstock Wine’s wildlife sanctuary, in Blewitt Springs. Rescued wildlife includes a friendly emu and a whole mob of kangaroos that you can feed yourself. During winter, Woodstock Wines welcomes Gin Long Canteen to its lawns, inviting visitors to sit back and enjoy dumplings and a glass of wine while the little ones enjoy the playground. Also, find Trilby’s Chocolate factory on site to satisfy the kids’ sweet tooth.

Woodstock Wine

 

Z Wines

It may be wine country, but kids can enjoy tastings in the Barossa Valley, too. Z Wines in Tanunda serves up carefully curated tasting planks full of local flavours – first, they’ll sample orange juice paired with Lyndoch Valley butcher smoked ham, followed by apple juice with a side of fairy bread. Then, it’s Tweedvale Milk paired with cheese, pretzels, plus marshmallows and strawberries. There’s also a kids’ corner with retro items to explore, including typewriters and old telephones.

Z Wines

 

This article first appeared in the June 2026 issue of SALIFE magazine.

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