FAQs

  • 9.30am-3pm, 7 days a week.

    Closed Christmas Day.

    Devils in the Dark is an evening tour and is conducted outside of normal opening hours.

  • Adult: $32

    Children:

    • 3-15 years: $19

    • Under 3 years: Free

    Family:

    • Two children: $89

    • Three children: $99

    Seniors / Students (card holders): $29

    Note: 15% Surcharge on public holidays

  • Yes! We offer the perfect venue for kids birthday parties, tours, fun celebrations and more. Contact us here with your event query.

    • Children's playground

    • Gift Shop

    • Entry to the wildlife park during opening hours, for an unlimited time.

    • Access to daily Tasmanian Devil feeding tours at 10am, 1pm. Times subject to change.

    • Animal encounters (additional fees apply)

    • Kangaroo feed (available for purchase)

  • When you are booking your tickets, you can also purchase an animal encounter. This is a private, keeper-led experience with an animal (Tasmanian Devil, Wombat, Sugar Glider, Echidna). Each encounter lasts for 15 minutes and involves interacting with the animal, taking photos and learning from the keeper. At all times, the safety of the animal and your safety is prioritised. Bookings are highly recommended.

  • Devils in the Dark is an after-dark tour focusing on Tasmanian Devils. You will meet at Natureworld. Here you will watch up-close as our Devils devour a carcass.. An outstanding experience!

    Minimum of 4 participants to facilitate the tour.

  • We have a friendly mob of kangaroos, wallabies and pademelons at Natureworld which you are welcome to pat, if they approach you. You may also like to purchase some kangaroo feed from reception to feed these animals from your hand. Please don't feed or attempt to touch any other animals.

  • For standard park entry, bookings are not required and you are welcome to pay on the day.

    Bookings are highly recommended for animal encounters.

    Bookings are essential for Devils in the Dark.

  • East Coast Natureworld is privately owned and receives no government funding for our conservation work. We rely on visitor ticket sales and donations to fund our rescue and rehabilitation work. Your visit or donation can make a world of difference to Australian wildlife!