Places to go and things to visit in Kangaroo Valley and surrounding areas.
Kangaroo Valley Kayaks is located at Kangaroo Valley Holiday Park, offering a Kayaking and Canoeing adventure of the Kangaroo River. Kayak under the famous Hampden Bridge, check out the native flora and fauna, soak up the sun, have some fun, all whilst kayaking with Kangaroo Valley Kayaks.
Kangaroo Valley Safaris experienced team offer Quality Kayak, Canoe, Bike hire and outdoor experiences.
Established and setting the standard in Kangaroo Valley since 1993 we are an Accredited Eco Pass Operator.
Half day to full day self guided fun. Experience the paddle from Hampden Bridge to Bendeela Recreation Area and flat water trips into the National Park.
Enjoy a scenic drive that will take you from the Fitzroy Falls Visitors Centre to Manning Lookout, on to Barrengarry and Kangaroo Valley, a stop at the historic cemetery, finishing at Cambewarra Lookout.
Get close up and personal with a natural rural river, it’s vegetation and wildlife. Osborne Park to Upper Kangaroo River Hall return. Allow two hours to a half-day for this bike ride.
Discover our National Treasures in beautiful Kangaroo Valley’s historic pioneering community.
Hampden Bridge is not only a remarkable example of Victoria engineering, but is also a unique demonstration to create an architecturally romanticised structure in a beautiful remote rural location. The combination of wooden suspension bridge and English Medieval towers representing a castle portcullis have contributed to giving the community that live in Kangaroo Valley and all those that cross the Kangaroo River at this point a dramatic sense of place unlike another in Australia.
An easy bush walk from the car park brings you to an outstanding view of Kangaroo Valley. The sandstone plateau supports forest, woodland and light scrub.
The trees are predominantly stringybark, peppermint, scribbly gum and old man banksia. The many shrubs along the paths include curly sedge, sunshine wattle, broad-leaved hakea, trigger plant and mountain devil.
About 1 hectare is dedicated to the Pioneer Settlement Museum, barbeque, parking and toilet facilities. The buildings are built to the standards of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and stocked with artefacts from that era.
The museum has talking history and visual displays. Visit the dairy, forge, school house, settler’s cottage, Archie Chittick Museum, war remembrance room and much more.
Another 7 hectares of natural bushland is available for bushwalking along designated tracks.