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Welcome to the Avon Valley, your quintessential country escape. Be captivated by the colourful patchwork of rolling green hills, fields of golden canola and towns brimming with heritage, an hours drive east of Perth.
See below for visitor information for Beverley, Goomalling, Northam, Toodyay and York.
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Avon Valley Region
The Avon Valley is a region home to Gogulyar Bilya/Avon River, rich in green rolling hills, natural reserves and historic country towns.The Avon Valley makes for an authentic Western Australian country experience, whether for a day trip or an extended stay. Visit the vintage towns of Beverley, Goomalling Northam, Toodyay and York. All of the towns are within a beautiful scenic drive from each other, providing a perfect road trip through the Avon Valley region.
Learn More about the Avon Valley: https://theavonvalley.com.au/
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Beverley
The township of Beverley is one of the first colonial settlements established in Western Australia. Marked by fine examples of colonial architecture, Beverley is steeped in tales of pioneering triumphs and tribulations.Visitors can explore the area’s heritage buildings, art galleries and other historical attractions. This rural heritage town in the wheat/sheep belt sits on the banks of the Avon River and is surrounded by tranquil rolling hills, pastures and native bushland.
Learn More about Beverley: www.beverleywa.com/
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Goomalling
Giant wheat domes provide a striking landmark in Goomalling, while art and crafts, country markets, and a colourful history add to its rustic charm. Set against a backdrop of endless open countryside that transforms with the seasons, Goomalling offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere.As the gateway to the Central Wheatbelt, Goomalling holds a deep connection to the land, with many of its place names reflecting its rich Aboriginal heritage, inspired by waterholes and natural landmarks that have shaped the region for centuries.
Learn More about Goomalling: www.visitgoomalling.com.au/
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Northam
Nestled in the heart of the Avon Valley, Northam is known for its diverse collection of tourist and heritage attractions including hot-air ballooning, cultural experiences, historical buildings, wildflowers, and horse-racing.As the largest town in the Avon Valley, Northam makes a great base for your explorations of the region. With over 185 heritage-listed buildings, Northam is home to a large collection of historically significant buildings, making for some spectacular streetscapes. There are many activities around town for visitors, including nature trails, adventure activities, historical assets, and drive trails highlighting beautiful large-scale public artworks.
Learn More about Northam: www.northam.wa.gov.au/visit.aspx
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Toodyay
The picturesque Avon Valley town of Toodyay is one of the oldest inland settlements in Western Australia, with the first settlement in the area occurring in 1836. Toodyay features charming displays of 19th century history, with the architecture reminiscent of its colonial and convict past. A treasure trove for those with a taste for colonial history, combined with stories of bushrangers, convicts and war heroes, including the infamous Moondyne Joe.
Learn More about Toodyay: www.toodyay.wa.gov.au/visit-toodyay/
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