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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Brisbane

4.5

#1 of 32 in Wildlife in Brisbane

Wildlife Area Nature / Park Must See

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Recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary, with over 85 years of experience and 130 koalas. In 2015, Lone Pine was inducted into the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame for five consecutive years of excellence. Interact with 100 species of Australian animals, with hands-on experiences and presentations. Hand-feed kangaroos and wild lorikeets, or get cuddly with a beautiful koala. Lone Pine is also home to two platypus, residing in a AUD $1 million exhibit, who will entertain you with their playful antics. Catch all the action in the Bird of Prey Free Flight show, or enjoy a real Australian outback farm experience at the daily Sheepdog show, performed by experienced award-winning sheepdog handlers and their loyal dogs. Relax and take in the beautiful surroundings, while you use the free WiFi available all throughout the park. Use Inspirock's suggestions to plan your Brisbane trip and find the best activities and attractions for your vacation.

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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Reviews

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• By schuimpie79

  Een kleinschalig park maar je mag een koala vasthouden, wallabies en kangeroos voeren. Knus park maar ze hebben wel zo goed als de meeste Australische dieren. Ongeveer $46 p.p. entree parkeren met een...  more »

  A small park but you are allowed to hold a koala, wallabies and kangaroos. Cozy Park But they do have as good as most Australian animals. About $46 P.P. Entrance parking with a big camper as we had went fine.
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• By DISHAHI

  If you want to see only kangaroos and koalas then it's ok. Otherwise there are very few animals. Not really worth the time and money. Other zoo's like Taroonga in Sydney are much better.  more »

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• By Francois Brun

  Great place. Lots of koalas. Wife really loved it. Easy to get to. Recommend coming early in the day so you can make the most of the $38 per adult and do the cruise and sheep dog and farm animals. We only spent 2 hours but I think coming earlier is better especially if you have kids. Staff are nice always off to take pics. Nice place.

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• By Shanarai

  This is a place everyone has to visit when they come to Brisbane. You will enjoy a great time bonding with the animals and nature which is worth every penny. Simply just having a picnic or going on the cruise are just a small part of the overall fun in this place. We came here during our honeymoon and really enjoyed feeding the parakeets and kangaroos. It was also our first time carrying and taking photos with a real koala which was a treat. Having said that, it would be wise to ensure the tables and chairs outside are clean. Obviously you will get birds and reptiles chilling there while leaves will fall on the tables and chairs too. We will definitely come again in the future when we have the chance.

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