Lyndoch Lavender Farm and Cafe
Lyndoch Lavender Farm and Cafe, Barossa, South Australia
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Lyndoch SA 5351
Australia
Multi-award winning attraction Lyndoch Lavender Farm and Cafe has been voted 'Best Tourist Attraction in Adelaide' in the MIX 102.3FM radio station 'Best of Adelaide' competition, is situated in the Barossa, just one hour north of Adelaide.
We feature two point five (six acres) of Lavender with over 90 different varieties, wonderful views, a delightful shop with a fantastic range of products, and a sheltered cafe offering light meals, refreshments and wine tastings.
Lyndoch Lavender Farm provides scenic walks, tastings of gourmet food range and an extensive range of toiletries, household products, plants and gifts. Visitors have a great opportunity to visit a working lavender farm where they are able to purchase quality plants and locally made goods in beautiful rural surroundings. We have a licensed cafe, which allows customers the opportunity to taste and purchase premium red and white wine produced from the property vineyard.
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