If you know, you know. Grampians Grape Escape is back from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th May 2025, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest weekends on the regional calendar. Halls Gap turns into the ultimate tasting ground, wine flowing, food worth talking about, live music, and plenty of room to do it your way.
Whether you’re in it for the wine, the atmosphere, or just the excuse to spend a weekend in a stunning part of the world, this one’s worth locking in.
Over 100 regional producers, epic wine tastings (yes, we’ll be there), live music, and masterclasses that deliver more than just the basics. This isn’t your average food and wine event — it’s everything that makes the Grampians region so good, in one place.
What’s on:
Let’s be real—you’ll want somewhere close, easy, and relaxed to stay. Great Western is just down the road from Halls Gap, and it’s the kind of place that makes sense. No tents, no stress, just a solid pub, good food, and a bed nearby.
The Great Western Hotel has comfortable rooms in the heart of town, just a short stroll to the bar. After a full day at Grape Escape, there’s nothing better than kicking back with a proper meal, a cold drink, and zero need to drive anywhere.
Bonus? There’s a festival bus home from Halls Gap to Great Western each day, so you’re sorted on getting home — even if you don’t remember where you parked.
No hard sell. Just a heads-up that Grampians Grape Escape is one of those weekends that’s always worth it. Whether you’re in it for the tastings, the tunes, or the sheer joy of discovering new favourites in a place that does wine properly, we’ll be there — bottle in hand, ready to pour.
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