For generations, people have been visiting Collingrove, a quaint, rural hamlet some 99 kilometres northeast of Adelaide.

Surrounded by rolling green hills, long winding roads and lush vineyards as far as the eye can see, Collingrove has not only attracted families and tourists, but also motoring enthusiasts internationally, lured to a famous motorsport circuit perched amongst the majestic hills.

Like scenes from an old English novel, Collingrove offers a sense of heritage and nostalgia so rare to find these days. Bristling, warm fireplaces illuminate century old stone cottages on cold dark winter nights, whilst in summer, colossal native gums form a cool shaded canopy over undulating and sweeping roads and grassed knolly hills.

Tourists seek out areas to picnic, punctuated with wine tasting amongst the world’s most prestigious wineries including Seppeltsfield, Wolf Blass , Penfolds and Yalumba  – itself just a stone’s throw away.

Whilst many explore the region for a cold beer and a good old fashioned pub meal, others use the sense of occasion to enjoy high-end restaurants including Hentley Farm, Appellation at The Louise and the popular Vintners .

Today, Collingrove remains a timeless escape. A stunning, golden landscape reminiscent of old British countryside, steeped in heritage and tradition. Surrounded by historic townships such as Angaston, with accommodation and services ideal for a weekend getaway, let Collingrove be one of your life’s very special experiences.