A boutique winery in a restored 1860s stone woolshed on the Riddoch Highway at Coonawarra, on Boandik country.
Wedding Venues · Limestone Coast / Mount Gambier, South Australia · Visit in person
The Apple Farm sits at OB Flat just south of Mount Gambier, two hectares of grapevines and a thousand apple trees on the Limestone Coast. It runs as a private function venue rather than a public one — it opens to the public only occasionally — and the atmosphere is deliberately laid-back and rustic with the option to dress up.
Indoor and outdoor spaces work together: tearooms with a vaulted ceiling and chandeliers for the sit-down, lawns and orchard rows for the ceremony and for mingling, an indoor fireplace and a fire pit for the cold months. Food is paddock-to-plate and seasonal — either a shared-table banquet served family style, or stand-up canapés that always finish with woodfired pizza, the kitchen’s speciality.
Couples who want an unpretentious Limestone Coast farm wedding with a planner included, and who are willing to look at a weekday to avoid the minimum spend.
A thousand apple trees and two hectares of vines for the photographs, and a wedding planner built into the hire fee.
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