Located in the heart of the Barossa Valley, Angaston is one of South Australia's oldest towns. We are incredibly proud of our lovely village. Vibrant, friendly, prosperous, historic, rich in food and wine, a tourist mecca nestled in the Barossa Ranges – join us, visit, relax, enjoy and return home with an Angaston smile in your heart!
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The Barossa Old Rose Repository is currently the only garden of it’s kind in Australia.
Locally grown preloved & often forgotten roses are brought together for the public to appreciate some of the roses our forefathers grew.
Read more:
Old Rose Repository brochure.
The shared walkway & Bike path opened in November 2010. The path has proven very popular with visitors and locals alike, with everyone enjoying the beautiful views of the Barossa. The path is 7km long and runs between Angaston and Nuriootpa.
Keep connected with Angaston by joining our Facebook and Twitter communities. Pages will be regularly updated with news and events - so stop by and say hi!
Several businesses have recently opened in Angaston making the town even more vibrant. So if you haven't visited for a while, come and see what is new in Angaston.
The A&H Doddridge Blacksmith Shop is a heritage listed blacksmith’s shop located at 19 Murray Street, Angaston. This working museum has over 130 years of blacksmithing at the site and many of the original tools and equipment are on display. Recently a short film featuring interviews with Doddridge family members and shop volunteers was released (see below). The video tells the story of the building as well as the people who used it both in the past and the present.
The project was supported by the Barons of the Barossa, Angaston Management Group, Angaston Lions Club, Kerrie and Charles Kiefel.
Doddridge's Blacksmith Shop is open from 1-4 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
If you are visiting Angaston and the Barossa Valley, please visit barossa.com to assist in your trip planning.
