Toodyay
Toodyay is situated about 85km north-east of Perth in the beautiful Avon Valley and retains the charm and magic of its early heritage.
Toodyay was founded in 1836 and its buildings remain some of the finest examples of 19th century architecture, reflecting the towns early convict history.
Surrounding Toodyay are beautiful country gardens, lavender fields, olive groves, artisans, historic wine cellars, an emu farm and colonial-era tea shops, all making this the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend getaway.
Picnic by the Avon River, either in Duidgee Park or Newcastle Park, where there are BBQs, children’s playgrounds and the Miniature Railway with its miniature bridges and tunnels. Take advantage of the view of Toodyay from Pelham Reserve and enjoy a stroll along the walk trails situated between some of the oldest Jam trees in the region.
When you’ve worked up an appetite, treat yourself to a delicious meal in one of Toodyay’s restaurants, hotels and cafés. Many have alfresco dining facilities so you can enjoy the fresh country air and festive atmosphere in this historic town. There are also plenty of craft, antique, art and gift shops to browse through and find that special gift.
To find out more about Toodyay or to book accommodation, contact the Toodyay Visitors Centre on (08) 9574 2435 or visit on line www.toodyay.com
Pecan Hill Guesthouse
Pecan Hill Guesthouse and Tearoom/Museum offers a true country experience, nestled off the main road on Pecan and Macadamia nut grove. Peace and tranquility awaits you, just 1 hours drive from Perth. more
Toodyay
Toodyay is situated about 85km north-east of Perth in the beautiful Avon Valley and retains the charm and magic of its early heritage. more
Toodyay Visitor Information Centre & Ye Olde Lolly Shoppe
Toodyay Visitor Information Centre provides accommodation and tour bookings as well as information on the surrounding national parks, reserves and scenic drives. Information and maps are available to help you discover Toodyay’s historic buildings, museums, boutique shops, wineries and other attractions. more
Nature Reserves and National Parks
Conservation and Nature Reserves throughout the Shire of Toodyay provide a unique opportunity to experience the region’s natural heritage and encounter spectacular flora and fauna. Nestled amongst magnificent hill country and the valleys of the Avon River, wildflowers are especially abundant between the months of July and November each year. The diverse habitats of the region showcase an exquisite range of wildflowers. more
Connor's Mill
Connor’s Mill is an icon of Toodyay and the legacy of one of the town’s most prominent businessmen, Daniel Connor. It is testimony to Toodyay’s busy agricultural industry during the developing years. more
Cola Cafe, Restaurant and Museum
Classic Style. more
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