Phone
(02) 4465 1693
Mobile
0414 481 284
Address
2501 Moss Vale Road
Kangaroo Valley NSW
See some suggested activities below. For a comprehensive list of things to see and do during your visit to Kangaroo Valley, please check out www.visitkangaroovalley.com.au.
Held on the 2nd Saturday of each month behind the Friendly Inn 8.30am to 1:00pm
An experience not to be missed!
A great place to buy local produce, original art, quality items that may be crafted from fine fabrics or salvaged timber, confectionery, quality old wares and precious pieces that will last a lifetime, or make valued gifts for someone special.
Canoe or kayak Kangaroo Valley and enjoy pristine waters, spectacular scenery and abundant wildlife. Half-day, full day or multi day journeys and self-guided eco-tours in the latest model canoes and kayaks. Bike hire available.
02 4465 1502
www.kangaroovalleycanoes.com.au
Designed by Jack Newton, this par 72 Championship golf course is always a great source of enjoyment. With majestic views, the course offers a challenge to experienced golfers or a fun outing for a casual game.
02 4465 0200
Reminisce about days gone by at this precious and unique pioneer settlement museum set on one acre of bushland. An enjoyable location to wander through the museum, have a picnic or take a bushwalk.
02 4465 1306
Nestled between the rugged escarpment of Kangaroo Valley, this winery enjoys a temperate climate with rich soils. Yarrawa also produces a range of goodies from home grown produce. Cellar Door open weekends. (Weekday by appt.)
02 4465 1165
Situated at the junction of the Kangaroo and Shoalhaven Rivers, approximately 23 kilometres from the picturesque Kangaroo Valley village, the 43 metre high dam holds water from a 5,821 square kilometre catchment, forming a 930 hectare lake holding 90,000 megalitres.
Facilities include picnic tables, electric barbecues, untreated water, toilets, disabled toilets and viewing areas.
View the largest fish lift of its kind in Australia, which transports fish over the dam wall in a 2,500 litre bucket. The fish lift is helping to protect 10 native fish species by allowing them to migrate between the lower and upper Shoalhaven River.
http://www.sca.nsw.gov.au/recreation/tallowa-dam
The bridge is Australia's last surviving wooden suspension bridge and has a special design with gothic Victorian sandstone towers that make it look like the entrance to a secret medieval castle. Take a self-guided tour of the bridge and learn its story..
Things to do at Hampden Bridge include visit the Pioneer Museum, enjoy a barbecue in the museum's park, walk in the park or down the footpath, relax and enjoy the Hampden Bridge Park with lawn and café, or launch your canoe in the river.
http://www.hampdenbridgeheritage.com.au/
Fitzroy Falls offers a spectacular national park experience. In addition to magnificent waterfalls, it is a great place to experience a lyrebird singing along one of the walking tracks, vistas into the rainforest gullies of Morton National Park from one or more of the many lookouts, a bush picnic by the creek or a refreshing cuppa in the Falls Cafe.
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/NationalParks/parkHome.aspx?id=N0022
