Greenock: The Famed Winery in the Barossa Valley
Greenock is a town located in the northwest part of the valley of Barossa, South Australia. Greenock, Australia is widely known for its hot summer and shady peppercorn trees dominating within the area. The town is named after the River Clyde in Scotland, that's why it is no wonder that this town is called the Little Scotland of the Barossa Valley.
Best Time to Visit
Wanderlust Greenock Barossa Fringe has held annually during February that showcases an impressive art exhibition and a gorgeous live performance from local bands and artists. Greenock AU hotels are also around the area to celebrate with the festivity while accommodating tourists.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Perhaps the most popular attraction is Greenock is the Heysen Trail, a walking and cycling trail with a distance of 750 miles, from the Parachilna Gorge going to the Cape Jervis. This trail is a perfect place to explore the town's attraction and a way to get exercise. Stonewell Cottages & Vineyard and Seppelts View Cabins are great hotels with traditional room designs that offer modern amenities, such as duplex cabins, a private courtyard, and in-room spa services. These hotels are near to the famous winery of the town called Seppeltsfield Winery, noted to be one of the oldest wineries in Australia. This winery is opened and founded in 1851 by Joseph Ernst Seppelt and is popular for their 100-year-old specialty called Para Tawny, their signature wine. There are also guided tours inside the winery for guests to learn the process of winemaking.