About Toodyay

Tranquillity, hospitality and amazing valley views make Toodyay the ideal place to stop over, catch your breath, rest a while or establish a base from which to explore the Avon Valley's wealth of attractions.

Toodyay is situated inland in the picturesque Avon Valley region, only 80km North/East of Perth. A population of 4,439 stretched over 1,683 kilometres means there is plenty of space to enjoy the peace and quiet. Explore the town by visiting the boutique shops and cafes.

There is plenty to do, including archery, walk trails, kangaroos, emus, and the Toodyay Miniature Rail. Experience the unique environment that Toodyay has to offer with the Avon River, Bilya Walk Track, Duidgee Park, Pelham Reserve, and a number of conservation and nature reserves. During wildflower season the reserves come alive with colour, making Toodyay one of the must see areas of the Avon Valley wildflower region (Aug-Nov).

The town's architecture reflects it's colonial and convict past, with one of the most impressive streetscapes in the area. Discover where the legend of Moondyne Joe began, and other convict stories at the Newcastle Gaol Museum. Take a step back in time at Connor's Mill Museum and see how the building has housed many families and had many uses.

Toodyay has a many regular events throughout the year. Experience days gone past at the Moondyne Festival, enjoy all things wool and yarn at the Fibre Festival. Tempt your taste buds at the Toodyay International Food Festival and Family Fun Day while watching the Avon Descent. Get frocked up for the Toodyay Picnic Races, admire the exhibits at the Vino Art Exhibition, or have a fun day out at the Toodyay Agricultural Show. The monthly Farmers Markets round out a calendar of events to entice visitors all year round.

The Toodyay Visitor Centre is the ideal source for obtaining information about places of interest.

About Toodyay

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