What's On Kangaroo Valley

What's on Kangaroo Valley


The intriguing and popular township of Kangaroo Valley is established on the Shoalhaven Coast of Southern New South Wales between the Southern Highland villages of Mittagong and Bowral and the coastal town and regional centre of Nowra. Kangaroo Valley is located about 250 km north-east of Canberra and about 300 km drive south-west of Sydney and 100km south of Wollongong. The beautiful Hampden Bridge is heritage listed as the oldest cable suspension bridge in Australia. It is a single lane bridge over 100 years old that crosses the Kangaroo River near the township. The small village is very popular with tourists and has a broad variety of art galleries, creative craft outlets and home wares stores, cafes, bistros, a charming tavern and a bowling club. There are numerous recreational amenities in the area supporting a wide range of activities, including: bushwalking, rock climbing, fishing, mountain bike rides, swimming, catching yabbies, canoeing and kayaking. The Kangaroo Valley are has more than 80 km waterways on the Kangaroo and Shoalhaven Rivers. Visitors can hire kayaks and canoes to enjoy cruising along the delightful tree-lined waterways discovering the local wildlife. There is a broad variety of places to stay in Kangaroo Valley including the local Hotel, Caravan Park and luxurious vacation houses and charming bed and breakfasts. There is a wide range of entertainments and amusements in Nowra.


What's to See and Do - Attractions, Activities
Visit Local Southern Highlands Wineries and Cellar Doors
Visit Local Shoalhaven Coast Wineries and Cellar Doors

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