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Wings Wildlife Park is a multi-award winning family owned business and displays the largest collection of Tasmanian wildlife in Australia.
Located less than a one-hour drive from the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal in Devonport. Situated in Gunns Plains, 23 km south of Ulverstone, in the beautiful northwest of Tasmania, on the banks of the Leven River.
Your visit to Tasmania is not complete unless you get to see some real live Tassie devils up close. The devil feed is at 1400 daily, koala presentation at 1100 and 1430, meerkats at 1130 and reptiles at 1330. You can feed the trout and the friendly kangaroos.
Other animals you can see at the park include wombats, wallabies, quolls, sugar-gliders, wedge-tail eagles, reptiles, meerkats, marmosets, monkeys, bison, camels and much more.
Most native animals at Wing’s Wildlife Park have been rescued following injury and are released into their natural habitat when rehabilitated. Those unable to be released stay in care for the remainder of their lives.
Group bookings, guided tours, encounters, catering, camping and backpacker accommodation are available.
Wing’s Wildlife Park has a cafe which you can access separately to the wildlife park. It is open for lunch, snacks, drinks and ice-creams. You can browse in the gift shop and find that treasured souvenir.
Prices from
$34
Adults - $34
Seniors - $30 - Seniors Card must been shown.
Family Passes available.
We offer Personalised Guided Tours & hands-on encounters.
We also offer camping and unit accommodation.
Make a day of it
Mr. Bill Woodhouse entered Gunns Plains Cave in 1906 after a hunting trip and discovered a series of caverns and short passages through which visitors are escorted along…
Where to find us
137 Winduss Rd Gunns Plains, Tasmania Australia 7315
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