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Cafe Alfresco & Picnics
Catering for breakfast, lunches, picnics, platters and functions.
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Grapevine Cafe Restaurant
Central location. Great food and freindly service. Lovely grapevine shaded verandah.
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Cafe Bella
Mediterranean food and exclusive Temple Coffee, in the heart of the valley.
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Friendly Inn Hotel
Wide range of premium imported beers. Full bistro service. Open fires in winter. Open 7 days.
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Old Woodfires Restaurant
Located at the Kangaroo Valley Golf & Country Resort. Caters for all tastes. Extensive wine cellar. Open fire in winter.
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Kangaroo Valley Pizzeria & Takeaway
Specialising in traditional pizzas and great country style food. Chicken, burgers, ribs, pasta, chips and salad.
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Kangaroo Valley Taste Sensations
First class, delicious meals, extensive menu. Free delivery to your accommodation within 5km of the village.
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Source at Kangaroo
Best location to view the bridge and to enjoy great food.
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Jing Jo Thai
Thai Restaurant Cafe in the centre of the village, quality original Thai cuisine and great coffee BYO.
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Blind Toucan Cafe
Centre of village
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Kangaroo Valley Bowling and Recreation Club
Fully air-conditioned with icy cold beers and the best views in town. Club Keno and ATM.
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Kangaroo Valley Escapes
Offering guided and self-guided canoe expeditions, mountain bike adventures, bushwalks and eco-tours.
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Kangaroo Valley Safaris
Canoe and Kayak hire, courtesy buses. Guided and self-guided canoe safaris.
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The Man from Kangaroo Valley Trail Ride
Enjoy the high country on horseback. Cowboys to cityslickers welcome. Bookings essential.
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Orchid Images
Australia's first organic orchid nursery. Native and exotic orchids and rainforest plants.
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Yarrawa Estate
A boutique vineyard with well appointed cellar door facility.
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Bushwalking
There are 25 different walks in and around Kangaroo Valley, ranging from gentle sightseeing strolls around the village, through to difficult walks for experienced bush walkers. The National Parks and Wildlife publication "Walks Guide - Kangaroo Valley and Adjacent National Parks", describes all of these walks in detail and is available from many of the shops in Kangaroo Valley for around $6.00.
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Cycling
Either bring your own bike or hire a mountain bike in the village, and enjoy a ride along sealed country roads or mountain tracks.
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Canoe or kayak the river of the Valley
Kangaroo Valley has over eighty kilometers of waterways. Hire canoes or kayaks to explore and relax away from city stress.
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Fitzroy Falls
Take the scenic drive up Barrengarry Mountain and visit Fitzroy Falls, in Morton National Park. These spectacular falls tumble 82 metres to the floor of the ravine and can be viewed from an easily accessible lookout. There are also other bushwalks that offer dramatic views.
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Manning Lookout
The short detour to this lookout is well rewarded with one of the most dramatic views over Kangaroo Valley that you are ever likely to see.
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Hampden Bridge
Built over the Kangaroo River and opened in 1898, this structure is the oldest suspension bridge in Australia and is Kangaroo Valley's most famous landmark.
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Upper Kangaroo River
Take a drive through dairy country to beautiful Upper Kangaroo River. Take a swim at Flat Rock or have a picnic on the river bank near the old hall. The last section of the road is gravel but is well maintained.
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Tallowa Dam
Located about 24 kms from the village, along Mt Scanzi Rd, this tranquil lake is set in the Australian bush with canoe launching facilities, fishing, BBQ's, public toilets and a picnic area.
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Cambewarra Lookout
Take the time to detour to Canbewarra Lookout, for one of the best views of the Shoalhaven that you are ever likely to see.
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