Accommodation
Toodyay is an easy hour from Perth, but the Avon Valley rewards a slower visit. Stay a night or two and you'll catch the town at its best: soft light on the Avon River, a quiet Stirling Terrace before the day-trippers arrive, and a night sky with almost no light pollution.
Whether you're after a heritage pub room on the main street, a farm stay with animals at the gate, a bush campsite or a whole cottage to yourself, there's a place to suit. Browse the options below, then contact each business directly for current rates and availability, and book early for festival weekends and wildflower season.
Pub & Hotel Stays
Stay on Stirling Terrace and everything is on foot: the bakery, the cafes, the antique shops, the museums and a meal downstairs. Two of the main street's historic pubs offer rooms, with a bar and kitchen just a few steps from your door.
Victoria Hotel, a two-storey red brick heritage pub with an upstairs verandah on Stirling Terrace, Toodyay
Victoria Hotel
A heritage hotel in the middle of Stirling Terrace, the Victoria has been refreshed, with newly built modern units just off the main street, each with a stylish bathroom and a fully equipped kitchenette. Two upstairs Riverview rooms have their own balcony looking over the Avon River and the hills beyond. Downstairs there's a bar and a restaurant serving Modern Australian pub food, with indoor and outdoor dining, and the hotel is wheelchair friendly. Free wifi and free parking.
116 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2165 · https://www.victoriahoteltoodyay.com.au/
Historic two-storey hotel with an ornate cream and gold verandah on Stirling Terrace, Toodyay
The Rec Toodyay
A historic pub on Stirling Terrace with accommodation, a tavern, verandah dining and a beer garden, right beside the Visitor Centre and the Toodyay Bakery. The heritage-listed building first opened as the Newcastle Hotel in 1861 and was later known as the Freemasons Hotel. Ideal if you want to be in the thick of town, with a drink and a feed downstairs and the main street at your door.
125 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · (08) 6109 9373 · https://therec.com.au/locations/toodyay/
Inns, Guest Houses & Motels
Comfortable rooms with a bit of character: a restored 1862 inn, a riverside guest house and gallery, and a country motel set on acres just out of town. A good fit for couples, small groups and anyone who wants a proper bed and a quiet night without the noise of a pub.
Toodyay Manor, a white two-storey heritage inn with a balcony and an Accommodation banner on Stirling Terrace
Toodyay Manor
Built in 1862 as the Newcastle Hotel, this grand old building on Stirling Terrace is now a boutique inn decorated in French Provincial style, with furniture and art from the owner's own collection. Rooms range from doubles to queens, kings and family rooms, with shared bathroom suites, a guest kitchen and a guest library. Three rooms open onto a balcony for the sunset, and the building backs onto the Avon River, with a BYO beer garden and fire pit out the back. Secure off-street parking and free wifi.
82 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0422 135 862 · https://toodyaymanor.com/
Toodyay Upon Avon Guest House, a single-storey country house with a post-and-rail fence near the Avon River
Toodyay Upon Avon Guest House & Gallery
A relaxed guest house and gallery on the banks of the Avon River, with the owner in residence. Three rooms can be booked separately, and there's a pool, free wifi and the river just across the road. It's an easy walk into town for a meal at the pub or a pie from the bakery.
Guest on the verandah of Toodyay Homestead Motel looking over bushland hills in West Toodyay
Toodyay Homestead Motel
A country motel set on over five acres in West Toodyay with views over the valley. The 16 ensuite rooms come with all the usual amenities and range from king suites to a family suite with its own fenced courtyard. Outside there's a sun terrace, picnic area, barbecue and outdoor fireplace, plus a guest lounge and indoor games space. A continental breakfast is served daily and there's free parking, including EV charging.
381 Julimar Road, West Toodyay · 0429 790 521 · https://toodyayhomesteadmotel.com/
Bed & Breakfast and Farm Stays
Wake up to valley views, a hearty breakfast or a paddock full of animals. These hosted stays sit in the hills and farmland around Toodyay, so expect birdsong, big skies and a short drive into town.
Aerial view of Pecan Hill Bed and Breakfast surrounded by bushland and orchard in West Toodyay
Pecan Hill Bed & Breakfast
A boutique B&B in West Toodyay, hosted by Jayme and Fraser, with sweeping Avon Valley views over a vineyard, pecan orchard and native bushland. Guests stay in ensuite rooms in a private guest wing, with a cooked or continental breakfast each morning. There's a pool for summer, a verandah with barbecue, and a stargazing platform that makes the most of Toodyay's dark skies. Just one hour from Perth.
99 Beaufort Street, West Toodyay · 0403 639 558 · https://pecanhill.com.au/
Sandalwood Downs Farm Stay farmhouse with a wide verandah and green lawn under a golden sunset sky, Toodyay
Sandalwood Downs Farm Stay
A 100-acre farm at the foot of the Avon Valley hills, about ten minutes from Toodyay town. Stay in the renovated bed and breakfast accommodation, with a queen room and a twin room (each sleeping two), a lounge with kitchenette, a big deck with valley views and a continental breakfast included. Wander the walk trails, meet the farm animals, and gather around the yarning circle fire pit in the cooler months. Camping and caravan sites are also available.
286 Bindoon-Dewars Pool Road, Toodyay · 0417 949 103 · https://www.booking.com/
Dark corrugated iron farm buildings and a gum tree at Boshack Outback near Toodyay
Boshack Outback
A family-run working farm of around 300 acres of bushland, with a freshwater lake, natural springs and a pioneer waterhole, about 90 minutes from Perth and half an hour from Toodyay at Bolgart. Stay in eco-glamping accommodation, then spend your days on guided eco tours: hear about Aboriginal culture and pioneer history, feed the farm animals, catch freshwater crayfish, canoe, fish and stargaze. A favourite with families and school and corporate groups.
640 Wattening Spring Road, Bolgart · 0408 005 628 · https://www.boshack.com/
Caravan Parks, Chalets & Camping
From grassy riverside sites within walking distance of town to bush camping among emus and wildflowers, Toodyay's parks suit caravanners, campers and families. Most also have chalets or cabins if you'd rather skip the tent, and one adults-only luxury eco tent offers something special for couples.
Caravan and campers among gum trees at Toodyay Holiday Park and Chalets
Toodyay Holiday Park & Chalets
Set on 25 acres of natural bushland, this park is bush camping at its best, with wildflowers and wildlife through the seasons. Choose a large powered or unpowered site, or stay in a self-contained chalet with a log fire. There are free gas barbecues, a playground, a kiosk and a camp kitchen, a billabong with resident ducks, and emus and Henry the peacock wandering through. The golf course is across the road. Pets are welcome on leash on caravan and camping sites, but not in the chalets.
188 Racecourse Road, Toodyay · 0447 498 937 · https://toodyayholidaypark.com.au/
Dirt road, red cabins and white fencing at Toodyay Caravan Park beside the Avon River
Toodyay Caravan Park
On the banks of the Avon River and an easy walk from the town centre, with river-view camping and caravan sites, cabins and a deluxe strawbale chalet. Facilities include a swimming pool, playground, free barbecues and open fire pits in season. Pets are welcome on a leash.
122 Railway Road, Toodyay · (08) 9574 2612 · https://toodyaycaravanpark.com.au/
Luxury eco tent bedroom at Heavenly Waters with a king bed and windows looking over paddocks near Toodyay
Heavenly Waters
An adults-only luxury eco camping retreat on 130 private acres beside Jimperding Brook, about 15 minutes from Toodyay and an hour from Perth. Nolan's Camp is a spacious 82 m² tent with a king bed, ensuite, kitchenette and lounge, plus a deck with barbecue and a campfire for toasting marshmallows. It's fully off-grid and solar powered, so expect peace and solitude, native birds, grazing cattle and a sky full of stars.
9 Cobbler Pool Road, Morangup · 0474 527 724 · https://www.heavenlywaters.com.au/
Self-Contained Cottages & House
Your own kitchen, your own fireplace and room for the whole family: heritage cottages, a pair of farm-view cottages and a big homestead for groups. Bring the food, bring the friends and settle in for the weekend.
Toodyay Farmstay cottage with an iron roof against an orange sunset over the Avon Valley
Toodyay Farmstay
Two identical self-catering cottages, Hill Top Country Cottage and Hideaway Country Cottage, with some of the best views in Toodyay and about five minutes' drive from town. Each has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a lounge and dining area and a well-equipped kitchen, and the second bedroom can be set up as a king bed or twin singles. Book one cottage or both together for larger groups and families. Guests love the farm animals.
65 Beaufort Street, West Toodyay · https://www.toodyayfarmstay.com.au/
Bullock and Co Cottage, a white heritage cottage with a picket fence and brick paving on Stirling Terrace, Toodyay
Bullock and Co Cottage
A heritage cottage right on the main street, with a long garden running down towards the Avon River. It has three bedrooms and one bathroom and sleeps up to six, with a fully equipped kitchen, a barbecue and an outdoor fireplace for cool Avon Valley evenings. Cafes, pubs and the bakery are all within walking distance.
86 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay · 0402 298 826 · https://www.booking.com/
Heritage mud brick Hoddywell Cottage with a verandah and chimney smoke, surrounded by bush near Toodyay
Hoddywell Cottage
A heritage-listed settlers' cottage of mud brick, set back from the road on 7.5 acres of natural bush at Hoddys Well, a short drive from Toodyay. It sleeps up to six across three bedrooms (two queens and two singles), with a cosy open fire, self-contained kitchen, barbecue and linen provided. Drink spring water from the property's natural spring and watch the sunset from the clawfoot bath on the verandah, a guest favourite. Children are welcome; no pets.
925 Clackline Road, Hoddys Well · 0419 221 212 · https://www.hoddywellcottage.com.au/
Aerial view of Mountain Park Retreat homestead on 50 acres of paddocks and hills near Toodyay
Mountain Park Retreat
A large Queenslander-style homestead with wrap-around verandahs on a 50-acre block near the Avon River and Dumbarton Bridge, with uninterrupted views of the hills. It sleeps ten across five bedrooms and two bathrooms, with an open-plan kitchen and dining area, games room and family room, so it's ideal for family reunions and group weekends. Two optional gypsy vans can bring the total to fourteen. Bring your own sheets, pillowcases, towels and toiletries; quilts, pillows and mattress covers are supplied.
Lot 102 Dumbarton Road, Toodyay · (08) 9255 2653 or 0411 277 712 · https://www.mountainparkretreat.com.au/
Planning your stay
Details on this page were checked in October 2026, but rates, availability and contact details can change, so please confirm directly with each business before you book. Staying over a festival weekend or in wildflower season? Book early, as the best places fill up.
Once you’re sorted, see where to eat and drink in Toodyay Cafes, Pubs and Food, find more to do on Things to Do in Toodyay, or watch the town in our Toodyay Scenery Videos before you arrive.
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