Harrington Lagoon is a calm, shallow lagoon sitting behind the breakwall in the sleepy fishing village of Harrington on the NSW Mid North Coast. Sheltered from surf and waves, the warm, sandy-bottomed waters make it an ideal paddling and swimming spot for young families. Set beside a grassy park with BBQs and picnic tables, this unpatrolled lagoon offers gentle, worry-free snorkeling in a protected pocket near the Manning River mouth and Harrington Beach.
Harrington Lagoon
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Low risk: Unpatrolled waters
No lifeguards or patrols at this lagoon. Swimmers and snorkelers are entirely responsible for their own safety.
Low risk: Shallow submerged objects
The lagoon is shallow and may contain submerged rocks, branches or debris — watch your step when entering.
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Harrington Lagoon is located on Beach St / Crowdy St, near the breakwall and Marine Rescue Building in Harrington, NSW. From the Pacific Highway, take the Harrington exit and follow Crowdy Street towards the coast.
Car parking available off Crowdy Road near the lagoon area. Also accessible via Crowdy Street near the Marine Rescue Building.
Free access, no fees.
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