Western Australia Regions
Toodyay
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The Avon River Meanders through this beautiful town offering the visitor a unique day trip or weekend opportunity. Toodyay boasts some of the finest examples of 19th century history in Western Australia with architecture in town still reflecting the early convict era.
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THINGS TO SEE IN TOODYAY
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Avon Valley National Park
The park features forests and granite outcrops as well as panoramic views over the Avon Valley. The Avon River from which the park takes its name, meanders through the park and at some points the slopes rise over 200m either side of the river. There is a great chance to see over 90 species of Australian birds. Parts of the national park are heavily forested with Jarrah and Marri trees, creating ideal habitats for native Australian wildlife. Camping is available and there are many hiking trails.
The Cola Museum
This unique museum features over 5000 items of Coca-Cola Memorabilia, started over forty years ago. The 50's music and displays bring the memories flooding back. From humble beginnings in 1886, Coca-Cola is the world's soft drink enjoyed millions of times a day all over the globe.
Connor's Mill Museum
Australia's finest example of a working flour mill display. Using original 19th century machinery and driven by a 27 tonne steam engine. Have a look and listen to the hum of the machinery as it was in the 19th century, the only flour mill in Australia to have twins born on the top floor.
Coorinja Wines
Situated next to Harper's Brook and established in the late 1870's, operating as a winery continuously since its establishment. Adjacent to the Toodyay to Perth Road around 6km from Toodyay, producing a selection of both table and fortified styles. Open Monday to Saturday.