The award winning McLaren Vale and Fleurieu Coast visitor centre is open from 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am - 4pm weekends and public holidays.
It is the gateway to the Fleurieu Peninsula and is located at 796 Main Road, McLaren Vale.
The architecturally and environmentally designed centre, surrounded by vineyards, is conveniently located on the main road as you enter the beautiful McLaren Vale township.
The friendly local specialists will happily assist you plan your stay and share the stories of the region.
More than just a visitor centre, it also offers
- Stump Hill Café with kitchen garden - 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday and 10am - 3.30pm on weekends and public holidays. Download the Menu.
- Event Centre for your function needs
- Ginny Pig cellar door Ginny Pig cellar door experience - 12pm - 4pm Monday, Thursday and Friday and 10am - 4pm Weekends and Public Holidays
- The Gallery featuring local, regional and state exhibitions
- Food and wine interpretive displays
- Nature playground
- Self-guided sustainability trail
- Free accommodation and tour booking service
- Free internet hot spot and wifi
- Free dump point for recreational vehicles, providing portable water as well. This is designed for RV's (RV combinations) up to 12.5m long
- Public toilets
- Cycle repair station and direct access to the Shiraz Trail
Visitors can also take advantage of a wide range of local produce, souvenirs, gifts and maps that are available for purchase.
When exploring the coast, we also offer a Visitor Information Outlet located at the Port Noarlunga Arts Centre on Gawler Street, Port Noarlunga.
- Open 7 days a week
- Monday to Friday 9am–5pm
- Weekends and Public Holidays 10am–4pm
- Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Features
- Family friendly
- Access and assistance for the disabled
- Meeting rooms for hire
- Wedding venue
- Catering
- Carpark
- Coach parking
A note to remember
Our cellar doors offer many experiences – wine tastings, food, tours, games for the kids and more. But one experience we don’t encourage is wandering down our vine rows.
Our vines are the foundation of our South Australian wine story. You can help to keep our vines safe by not walking into our vineyards. Your shoes, clothes and vehicles can pick up and spread pests, diseases and weeds, which can kill or damage our vines.
There are many ways you can enjoy all that our wine regions offer without risking the health of our vines. When you arrive at a cellar door, chat to the staff about the tours, experiences and activities available.
Enjoy our wines, protect our vines.
