Toodyay is a historic town established in the mid 1800s. There are over 100 places of historical significance in and around Toodyay for you to explore, including the Old Goal (now a museum), Connors Mill, Toodyay Public Library and Uniquely Toodyay products, found at the old Toodyay Post Office.

The area boasts an abundance of wineries, lavender farms, olive groves, local produce such as honey, and artisanal creations. Emu and Alpaca farms also feature in the area, perfect for stocking up gorgeous Alpaca yarn or felt.

Take a stroll along the Avon River or hit a few balls on the local golf course. Discover the Avon Valley National Park and Pioneer’s Arboretum, as well as local parks, and reserves to enjoy the outdoors.

Toodyay hosts a variety of wonderful festivals every year, including Farmers Markets Monthly, Lyons Auction in April, the Moondyne Festival in May, Fibre Festival in June, Avon Descent Family Fun Days and Toodyay International Food Festival in August, Targa West Rally in August, the Vino Arts Exhibition and Toodyay Picnic Race Day in September, the Toodyay Agricultural Show in October, Bush Poets Festival as well as the Car & Motor Cycle Show in November and the Christmas Tree Party in December.