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Oakdene Vineyards Restaurant
Have I fallen down a rabbit hole like Alice in Wonderland and not realised? Whoever the Mad hatter of the Oakdene world is, they have created a fun and imaginative place that is great for kids or anyone young at heart to discover and explore. The cellar door is a house flipped on its side and outside a tower of wheelbarrows and a dog riding a chopper are amongst the many unusual things that you will find around the grounds of Oakdene. A separate building houses the restaurant with a fantastic outdoor area for eating and drinking in the warmer months.
Having gone for a wander and discovered the sense of fun and imagination of Oakdene we finally head to the cellar door to sample some wines. There are about a dozen wines to try and our host was warm, cheery and professional.
A perfect winery for a lazy warm afternoon in the shaded al fresco area or to give something back to the kids, where they can have fun exploring the grounds.
Having gone for a wander and discovered the sense of fun and imagination of Oakdene we finally head to the cellar door to sample some wines. There are about a dozen wines to try and our host was warm, cheery and professional.
A perfect winery for a lazy warm afternoon in the shaded al fresco area or to give something back to the kids, where they can have fun exploring the grounds.
Open hours
| Day of Week | Cellar Door | Restaurant |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 12pm – 5pm | |
| Tuesday | 12pm – 5pm | |
| Wednesday | 12pm – 5pm | 12pm lunch, 6.30pm dinner |
| Thursday | 12pm – 5pm | 12pm lunch, 6.30pm dinner |
| Friday | 12pm – 5pm | 12pm lunch, 6.30pm dinner |
| Saturday | 12pm – 5pm | 12pm lunch, 6.30pm dinner |
| Sunday | 12pm – 5pm | 12pm lunch |
Facilities 
Our Picks: Sauvignon Blanc and the two different Pinot’s
Debbie Walker – :
We popped into this winery for coffee & cake. The kids loved it & it was somewhere different to go.