Taree

Taree, located in the Manning Valley on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia, is a tranquil town celebrated for its riverside charm, natural beauty, and strong community spirit. Situated along the banks of the Manning River, Taree offers picturesque views and recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and kayaking.

The town is known for its rich agricultural heritage, producing crops like dairy products, timber, and beef, which are showcased at local markets and festivals. Taree's historic buildings, including the Manning Valley Historical Society Museum, provide glimpses into its past as a timber and dairy farming center.

Surrounded by fertile farmland and national parks such as Crowdy Bay National Park and Coorabakh National Park, Taree offers opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, and exploring coastal landscapes. The nearby town of Wingham adds to the region's cultural offerings with its heritage-listed buildings and vibrant arts community.

With its blend of natural attractions, agricultural prosperity, and historical significance, Taree offers a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere in regional New South Wales.