Mintaro Maze

19/11/2025

"Tailored solutions for thriving gardens and sustainable landscapes"

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31/07/2025

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33 Jacka Road, Mintaro SASam Wark0414 490 320

04/06/2025

07/05/2025

Somethings in you garden are priceless, even when in drought! 😊

06/05/2025

As an iconic tourism destination set within the heritage-listed town of Mintaro, 33 Jacka Road offers an exceptional opportunity to own and operate the beloved Mintaro Maze. Spanning approx. 1.4 acres, the property features over 800 resilient Castlewellan Gold conifers, hand-built slate walls, sculp...

28/04/2025

LAST CHANCE TODAY TO VISIT THE MINTARO MAZE!!
Thankyou again Mick & Sharon Morris, for bringing so much joy to the region with the maze over the last 30 years. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

28/04/2025

A new day dawning at Mintaro Maze, we are now closed to the public but would like to thank all the thousands of visitors our the past 25 years who have enjoyed the maze and bless you all!!

28/04/2025

Martindale Hall is located near the town of Mintaro in the beautiful Clare Valley region of South Australia. It’s about 130 kilometres north of Adelaide a little over an hour and half drive from Adelaide city centre.

Martindale Hall is a Georgian style with Italianate influenced sandstone mansion which has significant heritage value in South Australia. Built in 1879 - 1880 for Edmund Bowman Junior at a cost of 30,000 pounds it has some 32 rooms and boasts a large cellar of some seven rooms.

To visit Martindale Hall today is a unique experience of a living museum, a step back in time to the days of gracious living on a large pastoral estate late in the 1800's to early 1900's. Where a rumoured 14 servants, four of which lived in the hall and on call 24 hours a day looked after the needs of two people, such was the extravagant upper class lifestyle of the wealthy pastoralist.

Your hosts Sharon and Michael Morris welcome you to wander the hall and enjoy its remarkable history and grandeur.

Group bookings are welcome.