Harvey 

Harvey is located about an hour and a half's drive south west of Perth within an area of beautiful scenery.

The thriving town of Harvey, which is situated on the river, enjoys a unique Italian heritage. This cosmopolitan influence has resulted in a vibrant community with a relaxed lifestyle.

Harvey is nestled on fertile, irrigated plains beneath the rolling foothills of the Darling Range and is approximately 20 kilometres from the coast.

Nearby natural features include tranquil jarrah forest, Harvey Weir, Stirling Dam, the Bibbulmun Track (a world class 1000 kilometre walking trail) and the evergreen pastures Harvey is famous for.

Harvey farms some of the best beef and has some of the best citrus growing, dairy farming and viticulture areas in Australia. While you're here try the local produce including; wines, cheeses and the famous Harvey orange juice.

Things to do

• Visit Harvey Weir, part of WA's first controlled irrigation scheme.
• The memorial shrine constructed by Italian internees held at the Harvey Internment Camp during wwii.
• The beautiful golden sandy Myalup and Binningup Beaches for swimming, fishing, hang-gliding, surfing and diving.
• Walk the 6.2 kilometre Harvey Heritage Trail past all the historical buildings and sites of Harvey.