The Harvey Region in Western Australia, located within 90 minutes from Perth and Margaret River, boasts lush forests, natural waterways, and picturesque landscapes. For seniors looking to explore the area, there are various attractions and activities to enjoy.
Tasting local produce is a popular activity, with opportunities to sample award-winning cheeses, Harvey oranges, and locally made crafts and preserves at family-owned wineries, breweries, and distilleries. Exploring the great outdoors is another highlight, with options to discover the Darling Scarp, indulge in water activities at Harvey Dam, Logue Brook Dam, and Lake Brockman, and enjoy cycling amidst the natural beauty.
Seniors can visit Stirling Cottage, a replica of the original built by Sir James Stirling, or explore the Harvey Region Art Trail showcasing public artworks by local artists. Beachside communities like Binningup and Myalup offer opportunities for swimming, fishing, and surfing. Camping and glamping options are available at various sites, including Leschenault Peninsula Lake Brockman Tourist Park and Australind Tourist Park.
For those interested in history, the Heritage Steam Age Workshop Museum in Yarloop provides insights into the impact of steam power on the region. Additionally, the Featured Wood Gallery in Australind showcases exquisite wood art and craftsmanship. To delve into the local culinary scene, seniors can download the Food & Beverage Brochure to explore citrus fruits, olive products, dairy treats, and fresh seafood in the area.