Harrington is uniquely located, both close to Taree (15 minutes) with bus station, train station and airport, as well as the magnificent hinterland including the Three Brothers region.

Whether you're just out for a stroll along a rainforest boardwalk, or a more intense medium-to-difficult graded trail in Crowdy Bay National Park, we've got the recreational options to make your holiday memorable and fun.

The Three Brothers Region

Right on the Pacific Highway, Coopernook is the gateway to the wonderful Three Brothers region, with four national parks, state forests, and some of the most stunning views over the Manning Valley.

Including iconic Diamond Head, the Three Brothers region is full of charming little villages, rolling green hills, and excellent facilities for camping and overnighting if you want a change of pace from the sun, sea, river and beaches of Harrington and Crowdy Head.

The beautiful Three Brothers hinterland region around Harrington is full of National parks, great vistas, charming little villages like Hannam Vale, Moorland, Johns River and Lansdowne, full of  excellent little cafes, restaurants and great spots to stop for a picnic too!

Nearby Crowdy Bay National Park offers an exciting four-wheel drive track, peaceful bushwalking and bird watching.  See the stunning vista from Indian Head, where Australian poet Kylie Tennant wrote "The Man on the Headland"

Enjoy secluded coves and beaches with beautiful rock formations and sandstone cliffs!