Rosa Glen: Creativity, Wine and Nature

Rosa Glen appeals to travellers who don’t want to limit their stay to a single theme: creative workshops, winemaking and nature observation each offer a different focus. The Barn invites you to take part in hands-on workshops, Rosa Glen Farm brings together wine and agriculture, while the Cellar Door at Firetail & Roje Estate Wines is set among trees and offers views of native birds. This lets you shape your trip around what you’d like to discover together—from making something yourself to learning about winemaking and nature.

Get creative at The Barn

The Barn offers hands-on, creative workshops where visitors can get involved themselves. Activities include glass mosaics, epoxy resin, welding, painting and mixed media. The range spans different materials and artistic techniques; if you enjoy making things yourself, this gives you a specific starting point for planning your visit to Rosa Glen.

The Barn also offers handcrafted arts and crafts made from rustic, repurposed materials. Together with the workshops, this gives you two different ways to explore craft: you can be interested in trying your hand at making something, or in finished pieces and the materials they’re made from. Both offer a different focus from a visit centred mainly on winemaking or nature.

Winemaking and farm experiences

Rosa Glen Farm produces small-batch artisan natural wines with minimal intervention. The farm’s winemaking history is also part of its character: some of the oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines in the southern Margaret River region grow there. This brings together a contemporary production approach and a distinctive connection to regional winemaking.

Through the bookable “Taste the Farm” experience, you can discover the wine-growing area and the farm at Rosa Glen Farm. This named experience brings together agriculture and winemaking. If you’d like to include it as a set part of your itinerary, check availability in advance, as it can change. This gives you a specific interest to plan around, rather than treating wine and the farm as general themes.

Si Vintners also has a distinctive approach to winemaking: minimal intervention is used in both the vineyard and the winery. Alongside the natural wine production at Rosa Glen Farm, this offers a comparison between two local producers for whom minimal intervention is explicitly part of their production methods. Each statement relates to the named producer and its way of working.

Cellar doors, birdlife and products

The Cellar Door at Firetail & Roje Estate Wines is set among trees and offers close-up views of native birdlife. The estate’s signature premium wines are also available there. The setting therefore combines views of the landscape and wildlife with the estate’s wine range. If you’re interested in wine, this offers a different way in from Rosa Glen Farm’s focus on farming and production history.

The winery at The Berry Farm has another extensive product range: it produces sparkling fruit wines, dessert wines and fortified wines, as well as liqueurs, cider and vinegars. The Berry Farm also has three playgrounds. For a trip with children, this specific facility offers another point to consider; briefly check before visiting whether the playgrounds are currently available, as facilities can change.

Choose the focus of your trip

When looking for accommodation in Rosa Glen, it can help to first decide what you’d like to focus on. If you’d like to get creative yourself, The Barn’s workshops offer a different experience from the winemaking and farm at Rosa Glen Farm. If you’d like to explore a range of products, you could consider the winery at The Berry Farm or the wines at Firetail & Roje Estate Wines; the playgrounds offer families another specific point to consider.

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