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Lobster Ponds Haven
241 Robin Hill Road Flowerdale, Tasmania Australia 7325 Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Lobster Ponds Haven

Overview

The Lobster Ponds is a tourist and educational destination providing information about the endangered and threatened freshwater lobster, listed as the largest in the world. You will have a guided tour of the ponds which is set in amongst Tasmania’s trees.

Enjoy a coffee from our café, serving light refreshments overlooking the beautiful Flowerdale hills and valleys.

Our current project involves constructing a bird aviary to house orange bellied parrots which like the lobster is critically endangered.

Address
241 Robin Hill Road Flowerdale, Tasmania Australia 7325 View on map
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Facilities

Cafe Carpark Coach Parking Family Friendly Food and Refreshments Public Toilet

Where to find us

Lobster Ponds Haven

241 Robin Hill Road Flowerdale, Tasmania Australia 7325

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