Hotels in Saddleworth, South Australia
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Gilbert Valley Hotel
Gilbert Valley Hotel Established 1869 as the Railway Hotel and from 1976 known as the Gilbert Valley Hotel Bistro Restaurant Bottleshop Functions
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Saddleworth Hotel
Saddleworth Hotel First established in 1869 as the Exmouth and from 1942 known as the Saddleworth Hotel Bistro meals 7 days Beer garden Accommodation Nice LP collection on the wall.
Information on Saddleworth, SA 5413
Saddleworth is a small town in the Mid North region of South Australia, situated on the Gilbert River in the Clare and Gilbert Valley, approximately 103km north of Adelaide. With a population of 470 (2016 census), the town was originally established as one of many settlements on the road to Burra and named after Saddleworth Lodge pastoral station.
It serves as a service town for the local rural community with activities including wheat, barley, sheep and cattle farming. The town features a 3km Heritage Walking Trail and recently opened park and café, making it an ideal stop for travellers.
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Travel options
Saddleworth is easily accessible via the Barrier Highway, which bisects the town and serves as a key transport corridor connecting South Australia to central and far western New South Wales.
The town offers an easy drive from Adelaide on the Barrier Highway heading towards historic Burra and Auburn. The Barrier Highway section passes through several townships including Burra, Hanson, Porter Lagoon, Black Springs, Manoora and Saddleworth.
The location makes it a convenient stopping point for travellers exploring the Clare Valley wine region or continuing to outback destinations.