We’ve seen, heard and problem-solved it all – so our Frequently Asked Questions should have all the answers.

I have a question? 

Feeling refreshed? Inspire others to rewild by sharing your escape, socially. 

Share your memories.

## BEFORE ARRIVAL
Uncover the scientifically proven wellbeing benefits of connecting with nature through Into The Wild Escapes. To support you on your wellbeing journey, we've meticulously crafted an itinerary designed to optimise your experience and rejuvenation during your stay.  

We're committed to supporting the small rural communities we call home. Before your arrival, take some time to visit local producers and stock up on fresh, local goods for your tiny home stay:

Barossa Farmers Market: Fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, and artisanal goods.
Barossa Valley Cheese Company: Artisan cheeses made from locally sourced milk.
Lyndoch Bakery and Restaurant: Freshly baked bread, pastries, and other baked goods.
Hutton Vale Farm: Gourmet products, including preserves, olive oil, and meats.
Elderton Wines: Local wines produced from vineyards in the Barossa Valley.
Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop: Gourmet products, including verjuice, pâtés, and condiments.
Barossa Valley Butcher: Quality meats from locally raised livestock.
Barossa Distilling Company: Craft spirits, including gin and vodka made with local botanicals.
Stein’s Taphouse: Craft beer brewed with local ingredients.
Riesling Trail Honey Company: Pure, raw honey and honey-based products.
## DAY 1
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee
Morning meditation or yoga
Leisurely walk on the property
Wine and cheeseboard at sunset by the outdoor fire with local produce
BBQ dinner with local produce on the deck 
Board games and stargazing by the outdoor fire
## DAY 2
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee
Add some nature-focused activities for an immersive experience:
Spend time observing and photographing local wildlife
Practice mindful walking, paying attention to the sights, sounds, and scents around you
Try sketching or painting the natural scenery
Take a longer hike to explore different parts of the property or nearby trails
Sunset dinner with local produce on the deck 
Stargazing by the outdoor fire
## DAY 3
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee
Explore local attractions:
Visit the Whispering Wall for an acoustic marvel and scenic views
Lunch and Wine Tasting at Elderton Wines
Explore the Mount Crawford Forest for a scenic hike
Visit the Barossa Sculpture Park for art and nature
Sunset and stargazing with local produce by the outdoor fire 
## DAY 3
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee
Pancake Breakfast with local fruits and honey from Riesling Trail Honey Company
Scenic drive through the Barossa Valley, visiting local farms and markets
Visit the Barossa Regional Gallery for a cultural experience
Lunch at a local café, enjoying fresh, locally sourced ingredients
Relax by the outdoor fireplace with a good book or board games
## DAY 3
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee and breakfast platter from local produce
Walk around the property 
Explore Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park, including its beautiful trails and wildlife
Optional: Cycling or horseback riding through the Barossa countryside
Farewell with a local produce dinner and stargazing by the outdoor fire


Set within a 365-acre sheep farm in the idyllic Southern Barossa area, Tiny Rosie is a cosy space with big surroundings. The area has a rich diversity of animals and plants and backs onto the beautiful Warren Conservation park. Look out for kangaroos, possums, echidnas, emus, koalas and a variety of birdlife. Absorb the sublime views of Mount Crawford Forest from the comfort of the queen-sized bed and take the time out you deserve.

Venture an hour north of Adelaide and find your slice of seclusion in the Barossa Wine Region. You can easily venture out to the nearby wineries, or simply choose your bottles and host your own private tasting at Tiny Rosie. Positioned to make the most of the cinematic views, to the north-east are rolling hills and distant mountains, and to the east, south and west there is ample bushland.

Birdwood is only a 15-minute drive from Tiny Rosie, a town best known for the National Motor Museum housed in the historic mill featuring hundreds of vintage and classic vehicles. It’s a good pit-stop to pick up fresh essentials or grab a refreshment at the local pub or café. If you want something a little more special, take a 40-minute drive to Angaston where you’ll find the Barossa Valley Cheese Company. Find rare and authentic traditional varieties of cheese as well as gourmet condiments and accompaniments.

Named after the charming Rosie from Australian novelist Graeme Simsion’s The Rosie Project, this tiny house will leave you with the same feel-good sensation as the book.