Charming Farm Stay with Rustic Countryside Charm in Hallett, Australia

Embrace the countryside life offering a true farm stay experience at Hallett, South Australia. Our farm stay is set on 35 acres beneath the Mt Lofty Ranges where you can get a sense of countryside life. These cozy holiday homes combine hands-on farm adventures with the serenity of nature in the South Australia region.



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The Space:

This is a charming farm stay in Hallet, South Australian. Just a 30-minute drive from Jamestown, our tiny house is situated in a grassy paddock, surrounded by gum trees with abundant wildlife and farm animals.



Expect exciting activities when you visit famous sites like Sir Hubert Wilkins Homestead, Hallett War Memorial, Martindale Hall, Burra Railway Station Museum, Redruth Gaol and Bridge. You can also find world-class wineries at Clare Valley.



A cozy 139-square-foot tiny home with easy access to water, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking equipment, and excellent bathroom facilities. These amenities include an eco-friendly cassette toilet with a removable waste holding tank, hand basin, and gas-heated shower—making it a perfect choice among relaxing holiday homes.



Guest Access:

Guests can access the tiny home, paddocks and it’s surrounding areas.



- Enhance your stay with our breakfast packs, BBQ meat packs, and locally sourced Hallett honey, all available for an additional cost. Breakfast is available for $40 per night for 2 guests, with all provisions provided.



ADVISORY



- Entering sheds, sheep yards, and pig pens are restricted.



Interaction with Guests:

Guests will enjoy your own private space but we are always happy to chat with you.



The Neighborhood:

This is a farm stay located in Hallett, South Australia region. Our holiday homes are just a 30-minute drive from Jamestown and is surrounded by gum trees, wineries and wildlife.



Discover local heritage like the Sir Hubert Wilkins Homestead as a memorial for the great explorer and aviator. Visit the Hallett War Memorial and pay tribute to those who served in the armed forces. Explore Clare Valley’s over 30 cellar doors, boutique breweries, and artisan gin distilleries.



Step back in time when you visit the Martindale Hall, Burra Railway Station Museum, and the historic Redruth Gaol and Bridge, each offering a glimpse into the region’s rich colonial past and heritage.



Our local recommendations:



- Experience Mount Remarkable National Park with its ochre ridges, gorges, and river red gum-lined watercourses.

- Burra is a town with rich mining heritage sites like Clare Valley vineyards, 19th-century buildings, local arts, and nature trails.

- Martindale Hall is home to the country mansions of wealthy pastoralists. Its mansion, interiors, and coach house maintain high integrity.

- Peterborough is a town where you can find the Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre, Victorian architecture, and the Motorcycle and Antique Museum.

- Clare Valley Wineries lets you explore over 30 cellar doors, winemakers, and breweries like Pikes and Jeanneret's, as well as local gins at Sawmill Gin and Three Little Birds Gin.



Getting Around:

By car:



- From Adelaide, it takes 2.5 hours and is a distance of 194 kilometers. The nearest towns are Jamestown, which is a 25-minute drive (37 kilometers), and Burra, also a 25-minute drive (35 kilometers).

- A 2WD vehicle is suitable for the trip.



By public transport:



- You can take the Mid-North Passenger Coach from Adelaide to Hallett. Check their website for times and tickets.

- Hallett is located directly between the towns of Burra and Jamestown, each approximately a 30-minute drive in either direction on the highway.

- No additional public transport options are available.



By flight:



- The nearest airport is Adelaide Airport. From there, you can drive 2.5 hours (194 kilometers) to reach Hallett. Alternatively, take the Mid-North Passenger Coach from Adelaide to Hallett.



Other Things to Note:

- Gas BBQ Grill is available

- No pets allowed

- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed

- No smoking allowed inside the tiny home; only in designated areas.

- Make sure to turn off the lights, AC, electronics, close windows and doors when leaving.

- Mobile reception has good signals for Telstra and Optus; and weak signals for other networks.

- We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge



Important note:



- BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during a total fire ban.

- For stays of 5 nights or more, an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the cassette toilet and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests. We appreciate your understanding.



NOTICE TO ALL

Fire restrictions are now in effect under the CFS fire season until 30 April 2026. During this period, fires in outdoor fire pits are not permitted and firewood will not be available for sale.