Welcome to Barossa Lifestyle – Fashion and Homewares in the Heart of the Barossa Valley
Located at 21 Murray Street, Nuriootpa, Barossa Lifestyle is your go-to destination for fashion, homewares, and lifestyle essentials. More than just a store, it's an experience that captures the warmth, charm, and community spirit of the Barossa.
As part of the Barossa Co-op, we proudly support Australian-owned brands and local initiatives, with every purchase helping strengthen our community.
Our women's apparel range caters to every occasion – from casual to formal – with carefully selected pieces including dresses, skirts, jeans, shoes, accessories and more. We stock beloved brands like Country Road, Witchery, RM Williams, Stella & Gemma, Isle of Mine, and Betty Basics.
Explore our inspiring homewares section for beautiful gifts, decor, kitchen essentials, and manchester. Featuring brands such as Sheridan, Logan & Mason, Raco Cookware and Ecology Dinnerware, we have something for every space.
Men's fashion is also well covered, with a wide range of casual and businesswear including polos, chinos, denim and knits from trusted names like Gazman, RM Williams, Levis, Ringers Western and Pilbara.
Come in-store to experience Barossa Lifestyle – where shopping is personal and every visit connects you with the spirit of the Barossa.
Barossa Betta is your one stop shop for modern and comfortable living, specialising in home solutions such as entertainment, cooling and heating, audio, kitchen, laundry and IT.
We are experts in our field and provide advice, service and products based on your needs. We can also deliver your goods six days a week, with same-day delivery!* Humm and Zip Pay are also options for payment so you can take it home and pay for it later.
Market-leading brands that we are proud to offer you in-store include Electrolux, De Longhi, Dyson, Fisher & Paykel, LG, Miele, Russell Hobbs, and Samsung.
Go local, that’s betta.
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Barossa Co-op is Australia’s largest and longest standing retail co-operative. It all started back in 1944 as a general store selling an array of goods and services from a single store in the main street of Nuriootpa. The Barossa Co-op has now evolved into an agglomeration of ten retail businesses deployed in and around an exceptional regional shopping centre with Betta Home Living being one of them.
Toyworld Barossa in Nuriootpa offers a colourful and engaging retail experience for families visiting the Barossa. As part of Australia's largest network of independent toy stores, Toyworld Barossa presents a carefully curated range of trusted and popular brands alongside the latest releases in toys, games and creative play.
Visitors can explore shelves filled with construction sets, collectibles, educational toys, arts and crafts, and outdoor play essentials. The store is designed to inspire imagination and discovery, making it a destination for children and a nostalgic experience for adults. Knowledgeable staff provide personalised recommendations, helping visitors find the perfect gift or activity for any age or interest.
Toyworld Barossa stands out for its strong connection to the local community through the Barossa Co-op, Australia's largest and longest standing retail co-operative. This local ownership adds a sense of authenticity and care to the shopping experience, with a focus on quality, value and friendly service.
Whether searching for a special gift or simply browsing, Toyworld Barossa offers a welcoming and memorable stop within the Barossa region.
The Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool is a popular outdoor aquatic facility located on Kokoda Road, offering a relaxed and family-friendly place to cool off during the warmer months in the Barossa.
The centre features a 50-metre swimming pool ideal for lap swimmers and recreational use, along with a shaded toddlers' pool designed for young children to safely enjoy the water and build confidence. Large, grassed areas surrounded by native trees create a welcoming open-air setting for families, groups and casual visitors.
Facilities include self-service BBQs, picnic areas, large change rooms with accessible amenities, and a range of recreational options. Pool toys, inflatable hire, bean bags, umbrellas, tables and chairs are available, along with grass games such as cricket, volleyball, basketball and soccer. The pool is also equipped to host carnivals and events, featuring six competition lanes, flags and a start gun, and is available for private functions and group bookings.
The pool operates seasonally and opens on days when the Bureau of Meteorology forecast for Nuriootpa reaches 25 degrees or above, assessed at 5pm the day prior. On days forecast at 34 degrees or above, opening hours may be extended until 8pm, subject to management discretion.
The centre is fully supervised by trained and qualified lifeguards, with water quality maintained by certified pool plant operators to ensure a safe and enjoyable swimming experience.
The Barossa Community Labyrinth is a Chartres-design unique unicursal walking path. The mindful, meditative and reflective nature of a labyrinth walk provides walkers with some quiet reflection time, gentle exercise and a timely release from stresses and tensions associated with daily life. Feel your body benefit as you follow the labyrinth path along its gentle twists and turns. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of nature. Rest awhile in the centre. Then follow the path back out again. The labyrinth is a health and wellbeing tool for people of all age groups, from all walks of life, and from all belief systems. Commonly reported benefits of labyrinth walking include improved mood, reduced anxiety, improved concentration levels and stimulation of creativity! Adjacent to the North Para River and walking/cycle paths, the labyrinth, in its circle of native plants and flowering shrubs, provides just another reason to visit and wander through the beautiful Barossa Bushgardens
Angaston is a delightful rural village where heritage and traditions are cherished and integrated into modern living. The well-preserved old buildings, huge street trees and pastoral vistas make it a delight to explore.
Explore the history and heritage of Angaston through the free Barossa Heritage Trails App.
Discover the stories of the district as you wander along the wide streets. Listen to some personal recollections and read about the characters and significant events that brought the town to life. Stop for a coffee or bite to eat along the way. This walking tour is approximately 3km and should take about an hour to complete.
The Barossa Heritage Trails App features six self-guided walking trails and one driving trail. The interactive app highlights the rich and sometimes little-known heritage stories and experiences of the region through text, photos, video and audio. Explore unique locations, buildings and historic sites, encompassing both First Nations and European settlement.
The project is an initiative of The Barossa Council Public Libraries supported by Barossa Regional Heritage Network, Foundation Barossa and the Peter Lehmann Arts & Education Trust.
Available to download for free on Apple or Android devices.
Lots of fun for little (and big) adventurers
Set in the heart of Angaston, Barossa Adventure Station is your one-stop destination for outdoor family fun and fresh air. This expansive, all-ages precinct is the perfect place to relax, play and explore during your visit to the Barossa.
Located beside the heritage Angaston railway station and at the starting point of The Barossa Trail, this thoughtfully designed space features something for everyone. Let the kids burn off energy on the state-of-the-art play equipment, ride the junior pump track, or test their skills at the modern skate park. There are also outdoor fitness stations for active travellers, and plenty of open lawn areas perfect for a picnic or a game of catch.
Families will love the shaded BBQ facilities, picnic shelters, toilets and convenient parking, making it easy to spend a whole afternoon here. It's also a great launchpad for a walk or ride along the scenic Barossa Trail.
Highlights:
Modern playground, skate park and pump track
Start of The Barossa Trail (cycling and walking trail to Gawler)
Outdoor gym and fitness stations
Large lawned areas for play and picnics
Shaded BBQ and picnic facilities
Public toilets and ample parking
Free, family-friendly and open year-round
Whether you're visiting with kids, looking to stretch your legs, or starting a cycling adventure, Barossa Adventure Station is a must-visit!
There are two walking trails within this park which pass through a variety of landscapes including creeks, rocky outcrops, areas of low forest, scrub and open grassland. The park has panoramic views across the ranges to the Barossa Valley.
The Wallowa Hike offers a comprehensive look at the park's main features, including a scenic lookout and rock formations such as Horse Head Rock. Weathering and erosion have produced this rock formation which, as the name suggests, resembles a horse’s head. Capped Rock, a horizontal rock slab perched on a vertical outcrop, is another interesting feature and provides an exciting photographic challenge.
The Stringybark Loop provides a brief look at the park's diverse flora and fauna.
The Barossa Valley Cheese Company: the winemaker's cheese. You'll find plenty of winemakers in the Barossa. But what makes Victoria McClurg different is she no longer makes wine; she makes cheese. Accordingly, it's not just any cheese: these are rare, authentically traditional varieties.
All handmade with a winemaker's sensibilities and artisan skills in their own Cheesecellar in the picturesque town of Angaston using local milk from cows and goats farmed by our neighbours. (They're called the Barossa Valley Cheese Company for a reason.) And being the cheeses made by a winemaker, you know exactly what they'll complement perfectly.
The Cheesecellar offers the full range of Barossa Valley Cheese Company cheese products, local gourmet condiments, a range of perfect cheese accompaniments, a viewing window and live stream TV allowing visitors to see the 'whey' the team live, eat, breathe and make their exceptional cheese
Come and discover locally made artwork and gifts, purchase them directly from more than 40 artists here at Barossa Art Gallery and Gifts.
Discover a wide range of media including fine art, wood, ceramics, fabric and more; there is something to discover for everyone. Enjoy reasonable prices on unique finds.
Meet one of our friendly artists on duty, who is always happy to share insights into their creative journeys.
Angaston is a lovely Barossa town to explore with many historic buildings, walking and bike trails, big playground and toyshop for the children and plenty of cafes and wine bars.
Crafting bean-to-bar chocolate from Australian and South Pacific cacao beans.
Infused with local fruits, nuts and herbs
Chocolate by PeterM is all about provenance, with ingredients sourced from local farmers.
Some of the fruits and herbs are wild-foraged for truly unique flavours and texture.
All the dark chocolates are dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, with no chemical additives
Listen to the hammer striking the anvil and step back to an era when blacksmithing was at the heart of village life. Established in 1876 by the Doddridge family, this historic site is one of the last main street forges in Australia. Enduring economic hardship and technological change, today it stands as testament to the skill and resilience of generations past.
Next door, the Doddridge home invites you to explore history through the lens of everyday life. Be inspired by a family that embraced frugality and creativity. Discover the stories, artefacts and images that reveal both the challenges and joys of life in simpler times, and which also reflect upon the history of the township.
This special site is operated by volunteers of the Angaston and Penrice Historical Society. This is an immersive experience for all ages – they welcome visitors to discover the stories of their district.
