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Mr Micks Cellar Door and Kitchen (SATC/Adam Bruzzone)
17 September 2020
Open Restaurants, Cafes and Attractions in the Clare Valley
With restrictions still in place, some businesses have altered their opening times.17 September 2020
Open Cellar Doors in the Clare Valley
Visit one of our Cellar Doors for a tasting experience in the Clare Valley.29 March 2021
Clare - Top Tourism Town
Clare is in the running to become South Australia's Top Tourism Town!13 February 2021
Summer Lovin in Goyder
Summer Lovin had us a blast in the Goyder Region! Move over Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta, these 6 iconic activities are sure to make your trip one to remember.18 January 2021
Celebrate Valentine’s Day in the Clare Valley
What better place to celebrate Valentine's Day than in the heart of Australian Riesling?18 January 2021
Explore the Indigenous Arts
Explore the Indigenous Arts of the Clare Valley at two unique galleries/cultural centres.09 January 2021
A guide to Wineries with Platters
Sometimes you just want a nice cheese platter to go with your wine, well here's where you can find them in the Clare Valley.09 January 2021
Clare Valley Conservation Parks
After being stuck indoors during 2020, 2021 is the year to get out and explore! What better way to do so than in some of South Australia's incredible conservation parks?18 December 2020
A Teenager’s Guide to the Clare Valley
Looking for ideas on how to spend a day out in the wonderful Clare Valley? Here is a list of things to explore that are great for all ages, including teens. Read on to find out more.20 November 2020
Christmas and New Years Opening Hours
The 2020 Christmas and New Years trading hours for cellar doors, attractions and eateries, plus Church service times in the region.20 November 2020
Quirky Clare Valley Accommodation
Uncover luxury with a difference in the Clare Valley. Looking for somewhere different to stay? Here's a list to get you started.17 November 2020
Top ten things to do in Summer
There is so much to do in the Clare Valley during Summer, use the holidays as an excuse to get away and explore the region.24 September 2020
History of Clare
Clare was settled by the first European Settlers in 1840. If you're interested in learning more about the history of Clare, read on.16 September 2020
Op Shops in the Clare Valley
If you love a good bargain, you'll love the Clare Valley Op Shop Trail! Opening hours and locations of all the op shops in our region can be found here.14 September 2020
Pet-Friendly Accommodation
A trip to the Clare Valley is for the whole family, even the ones with four legs. Here are the pet-friendly accommodation options in the region, subject to availability.11 September 2020
Things to do in the Clare Valley that you don’t need to book
We're very busy in the Clare Valley at the moment, with lots of accommodation, restaurants and cellar doors booking out. If you can't get a booking, there's still plenty to do! Here are a few suggestions for your stay.10 September 2020
Festival of the Lamb
The inaugural Clare Valley Festival of the Lamb is happening from 16 to 22 September and is gaining great local, regional and state-wide interest with some venues close to capacity.31 August 2020
Where to grab dinner on a Monday night
Visitors to the Clare Valley often ask us what is open, expecting there probably wouldn’t be too much, that is definitely not the case. Take a look at our list, it might just surprise you!31 August 2020
Pet-Friendly Cellar Doors
A trip to the Clare Valley is for the whole family, even the ones with four legs. Here are the pet friendly cellar doors in the area!28 August 2020
Cellar Doors with Fires
On a wet winters day, you'll probably want to snuggle up on the couch, but we've got a much better idea - explore the Cellar Doors of the Clare valley with so wicked red wine and fires!28 August 2020
Picnicking with kids in the Clare Valley
So you got young kids like me and you’re in the Clare Valley, you don’t want to to go to a restaurant and cellar doors are great for you, but sometimes talking about great Riesling at the cellar doors with a 3-year-old hanging off your leg saying “swing me Daddy!” takes the shine off it. Here’s a suggestion...26 August 2020
Interesting Cemeteries: Clare to Penwortham
How many cemeteries do you think are located between Clare and Penwortham, a distance stretching only 16km? The answer might surprise you!21 August 2020
A family bike ride: Clare to Sevenhill on the Riesling Trail
As a grandmother, we have done the section of the Riesling Trail to Sevenhill a few times with our family, with grandchildren ranging in age from one to 5 years old. It is a short trek and enjoyable for all ages. Here is my guide, I hope you enjoy it!21 August 2020
Umbria Rustic Italian – the Clare Valley’s own slice of Italy
Wanting to go to Italy but can’t because of COVID restrictions? Take a trip up to the Clare Valley and dine at Umbria Rustic Italian, recognised as an authentic Italian Eatery from the Italian Consulate in Adelaide.05 August 2020
Spring Garden Festivals (yes, plural)
Gear up for not one, but two Garden Festivals in the Clare Valley on the third weekend of October!03 August 2020
Clare Valley Canola Hotspots
Each year in August and September, the Clare Valley turns into a golden patchwork like no other.24 July 2020
Top ten things to do in Spring
Looking to visit the Clare Valley in Spring? Here are the top 10 things you could do for some inspiration...17 June 2020
Your Ultimate Guide to Clare Valley by SA Weekend Escapes
Clare Valley is steeped with substance, history and authenticity and takes visitors on a road less travelled, here's SA Weekend Escapes Ultimate Guide to our region!12 June 2020
Clare Community Project
Inspired by the Clare Valley community’s "Glass Half Full” approach to Covid-19, local photographer, Kirstie McConnell, established a community photo project to celebrate the local businesses that have found positives during this challenging time.19 May 2020
Playgrounds in the Clare Valley
Kids can do cellar doors and eateries, but you got to be fair on the little squirts and give them some playtime.15 May 2020
Winter Warmers in Goyder
After self-isolating at home, there is no better place to reignite your travel than to the Goyder region.11 May 2020
A guide to Cycling in the Clare Valley
The Clare Valley is a cyclists haven, with plenty of trails to ride including the famous Riesling Trail, and the Clare Classic cycling event held in April.06 May 2020
Top ten things to do in Winter
Winter is the perfect time to cosy up n a B&B and enjoy a glass of Clare Valley Red by the fire, but what else can you do? We've put together our 'Top 10' Winter activities below.25 March 2020
Get your Clare Valley retail fix from home
Support your local businesses from the comfort of your home by shopping online - it's a win-win!24 March 2020
Where you can get a takeaway meal in the Clare Valley
Here are the restaurants, cafes, bakeries, hotels and pubs offering takeaway services for the community.02 March 2020
Top ten things to do in Autumn
Autumn is a spectacular time of year with perfect weather and an abundance of events, check out our top 10 list of what to fill your itinerary with!30 January 2020
4 Arts and Cultural Activities in Blyth
Only a short 10-minute drive from the township of Clare, you will find yourself in Blyth, a charming agricultural town with so much to offer. Blyth is a cultural melting pot, and a short walk around the block is all you need to uncover this for yourself!03 January 2020
How to enjoy Spring Gully Conservation Park
Spring Gully Conservation Park is a beautiful park 8kms south of Clare along the Spring Gully scenic drive. From the Clare Valley Wine, Food and Tourism Centre turn left out of the carpark and keep driving.30 December 2019
Getting back on the bike
There are wine tours and then there’s the Riesling Trail. Originally part of the Adelaide to Spalding railway line, the Riesling Trail is a 33-kilometre corridor between Auburn and Stanley Flat that allows you to wind your way through the picturesque Clare Valley on bike or by foot.30 December 2019
Sleep Under the Stars in Comfort
Glamping is the ultimate way to experience nature in luxurious comfort. A million miles from the rough and ready crowded family tent of your childhood, glamping allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of city life; re-connect with nature and spend quality time with loved ones.24 December 2019
Family Friendly Wineries with a Restaurant in the Clare Valley
Taking the kids up to the Clare Valley? Don’t think they’ll get bored going from one winery to another, plenty of them have heaps for the kids to enjoy, and even some with a restaurant!01 March 2019