Toodyay Attractions

Avon Valley National Park (Attraction)
via, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Escape the hustle of the city at Avon Valley National Park where you can go bushwalking, white water rafting, canoeing and picnicking. This delightful national park is less than an hour's drive from Perth - spend an afternoon here surrounded by nature and you'll feel recharged and relaxed. The famous Avon River flows through the park and is home to an annual white water rafting event, the A ...

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Boshack Outback Wilderness Farm Oasis (Attraction)
Via Wattening Springs Road, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Boshack is a secluded and pristine bushland near Toodyay only 90 minutes from Perth. The 250 acre Eco property of lakes, springs, local farm stay with farm animals to feed, Boshack will offer you a memorable experience which gives you an insight into the traditions of the land's indigenous inhabitants the Aboriginal and the lives of the European Pioneers of 150 years ago. You will be taken on ...

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Connor's Mill (Attraction)
7 Piesse Street, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Witness a working demonstration of the milling process using traditional methods and historic machinery at Connors Mill in Toodyay. The three level immaculately restored heritage building also hosts the Toodyay Tourist Centre and gallery. If you are interested in local legends, the third level of this historic building is home to a feature display on the life and times of legendary bushranger ...

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Newcastle Park (Attraction)
Stirling Terrace, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Newcastle Park contains a unique stone monument of Charlotte Davies, the first white female to set foot on the soil of the Swan River Colony. The park offers a children's playground. The footbridge across the Avon River is still the main access for the local children to their school. This is also a good viewing point for the 'Avon Descent', the white water rafting event held each year. ...

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Old Gaol Museum Toodyay (Attraction)
Clinton Street, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Visit the Old Gaol Museum in Toodyay and you will feel like you have stepped back in time with the huge range of original artefacts on display. Explore the tiny cells and get a feeling of what life was like for the prisoners. Wander through the old Police stable and learn about Toodyay's colourful past. Built in 1865 out of stone and mortar, the Old Gaol Museum is one of only five remaining con ...

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Oliomio Olive and Lavender Farm (Attraction)
439 Parkland Drive, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Oliomio Olive and Lavender Farm is situated in West Toodyay in Parkland Drive, just a 20 minute drive from Toodyay or through the Chittering Valley into Julimar Road. While here, check out our own extra virgin olive oil, pickled olives, tapenade and dukkah, feel and smell our six varieties of pure olive oil soap, stroll among the lavender patch or view the great variety of lavender products ( ...

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Pelham Reserve (Attraction)
Duke Street, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Pelham Reserve Lookout is just half a kilometre west of town and offers fine views looking north west over Toodyay. The memorial and native plant garden honours James Drummond, the colony's first resident botanist and a pioneer farmer of the Toodyay district. Take a nature walk through Pelham Reserve. Picnic sites and toilet facilities are available at the lookout. ...

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Ringa Railway Bridge (Attraction)
Toodyay - Clackline Road, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

Ringa Railway Bridge in Toodyay is an eighteen span wooden bridge, constructed in 1888 and was the largest wooden bridge in Western Australia at that time. It is located six kilometres from Toodyay on the road to Clackline and was once part of the States narrow gauge system. Care must be taken driving to the bridge and we ask visitors to remember to shut the gate after access. ...

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St Stephens Church of England (Attraction)
Corner of Stirling Terrace and Coomalling-Toodyay Road, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

St Stephens Church of England was built in 1862 for Reverend Charles Harper who had been given a grant of 25 pounds in 1849 to build a church. The church still has pews which were sawn and built by convicts. Make sure you check out the wooden bell tower and large Flood Gum Tree in the churchyard. ...

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The Cola Cafe and Museum (Attraction)
128 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

The historic town of Toodyay is home to The Cola Café and Museum, a unique café for those with a hankering for nostalgia and old fashioned food. The Cola Café and Museum is a 1950's style café offering retro tucker, foot-tapping music and features a unique collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia collected over a 45 year period. The café is finely decked out in red, whit ...

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Toodyay Heritage Trail (Attraction)
Corner of Stirling Terrace and Piesse Street, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

The Toodyay Heritage Trail is two and a half kilometres in length and takes about 45 minutes to walk. Parts of the trail follow the north bank of the Avon River through River Gums and Sheoaks that typify the river's ecology. For further details on the Toodyay Heritage Trail please call into the Toodyay Visitors Centre on Piesse Street and collect a brochure. ...

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Uniting Church Toodyay (Attraction)
Duke Street, Toodyay, Western Australia 6566, Australia

The Uniting Church Toodyay was built in 1885 in an Ecclesiastical Gothic style. It was designed by George Temple Poole and was initially used as the Newcastle School before the school moved to its present site on the Avon River in 1954. This building is now the Uniting Church and still retains the original character of the building from 1885. It can be viewed only from the outside. Too ...

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