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Karen Redman is the hotel manager who is always friendly and smiling. Karen and her staff will go out of their way to make sure you enjoy your time at the hotel. The Accommodation is new, only being opened in May 2007. The Hotel has a Dining Room, Main Bar, Gaming Room for Poker Machines and a Kids Games area. We also have a large beer garden. The hotel has various rooms to suit. Single rooms, Twin Rooms, Double Rooms with Queen sized beds and Family Rooms sleep up to 6 people. We also have a 3 bedroom house available next door. Each bedroom has a bed, bedside table, clock radio and a ceiling fan. Wall mounted TV’s are provided in some rooms. Bathroom facilities are shared. This is a great Country style hotel with a safe friendly atmosphere. The Cornucopia Hotel is the perfect holiday destination and weekend retreat for singles, couples & families All enquiries welcome. Please telephone the hotel directly if you need a quick response (08) 8823 3457
In 1861 the town boasted the largest copper smelters outside Wales processing copper ore from the Wallaroo Mines at Kadina and the Moonta Mines.The Wallaroo smelters were renowned for the fine quality of the copper produced. They continued operation until 1923 when the low price of copper saw the demise of both the mines and the smelters. The town's maritime history dates back to the times of Matthew Flinders and his discovery and mapping of Spencer Gulf. Shipping was also important for the export of wheat from the Yorke Peninsula and "grain races" were quite common in the 1930s when captains of the sailing ships would race to see who could get home the quickest.
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Cornucopia
Hotel in the heart of Wallaroo only 600 metres to the Beach and Jetty.
History
