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York is a beautiful old town with an impressive town hall, an emporium with interesting antiques, other antique shops, nice places to eat, a car museum with the smallest German police car you would ever see in your life, a swing bridge, a great wall, even the local IGA is above average for a small town.

A lovely historical town with quaint shops and a real country feeling. The Corrugated Farm shop in the main street has really unique, hand- made crafts and recycled goods, plus the Good Shop for all things fresh and organic. A couple of hotels for good food, plus the Bakery and Jule's cafe, the Chinese cafe and pizza cafe all on the main street Avon Tce. More cafes up and down the main street as well, in easy walking distance. The town has lots of festivals, craft workshops and events so check out the events for the dates you visit. A great place for a few days or just drop in on your way through the early settled wheatbelt towns about an hour's drive from Perth city.

York offers an Abundance of Sights, Food, Parks, craft and novelty Shopping! Good free parking all Around the Town Be sure to go to the look out! Sadly The Court House was Closed, This was not Advertised on any Websites I consider the Court House, jail, stables etc A Awesome part of The Attractions.. However no idea why it's Closed!

York is quaint with many old colonial buildings but we found that unless we paid attention to the time, shops and cafés were shut. We visited Northam and Toodyay and it was much the same, they seem to come alive on the weekends. Recommend visiting The Residency Museum in York and the Bilya Koort Boodja Centre in Northam for a better understanding of the Nyoongar Aboriginal people and the context of colonisation.

York would be a great place to stay for a few days if aware of when it was open. Be aware and don't go Monday to Wednesday as few shops on the Main Street are open. Unfortunately, we arrived on a Monday. The only places to eat was a cafe (breakfast / lunch) and one pub (lunch/ dinner). The IGA and info centre plus a very few shops were open. The sock factory was disappointing as simply a shop to buy - nobody demonstrating or explaining the process. There was a very short film but no sound so you didn't know what was actually happening. It closed at 3pm. The one pub being the only place open to eat Monday night was packed and we waited an hour to get our meal. (No fault of theirs, they were run off their feet!).

Great place to visit. Very clean the people were friendly and the buildings were old and magnificent. Several pubs for good food and a lovely cafe for breakfast. Definitely visit the Flour Mill for yummy home made scones jam and cream. Also very nice coffee..