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4worldlovers: *Open every weekend, and everyday of the school holidays from 11:00am – 4:00pm.


There’s always a hands-on experience to be had at Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary

* Activities are FREE with your general admission, but they are subject to animal availability and change without notice.

Conveniently located in the Adelaide Hills, Warrawong is home to an abundance of Australian wildlife, including koalas, platypus, kangaroos, wallabies, bandicoots…

Guided tours, behind the scenes encounters, and other amazing experiences are all available.

Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary: an iconic and significant part of Australia’s conservation history since 1969. Your support is greatly appreciated.

For the health of the animals, Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is a no BYO food venue. Thank you.

There are so many opportunities to have up close and personal encounters with unique Australian wildlife at Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary. Book a Tour to wander from grassland, to rainforest, to wetland… There are 5 distinct habitats at the Sanctuary, where you will see koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and more, all enjoying life in their natural surrounds.

For a more hands on experience, there are all sorts of presentations and encounters available, either on site, or at a location of your choosing. Below are some options for you to consider. The full selection is listed on our Meet the Animals page.

It’s always beneficial connecting with a wildlife sanctuary. That’s even truer today. When you connect with Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary, we’ll give you two benefits.

4worldlovers: See all your favourite Australian animals such as Tasmanian Devils, Wombats, Dingos, Echidnas and more. Walk amongst and feed the Kangaroos and Wallabies and enjoy a cuddle with one of our Koalas.

We have a variety of exotic animals on display such as American Alligators, Meerkats, Otters, playful Monkeys and more.

A vast range of birds from Fairy Wrens to Ostriches and everything in between, some in enclosures but many free flying including a free range colony of rainbow lorikeets.

Discover snakes, lizards, frogs and mammals in our reptile house. Some very interesting displays that will keep you looking for more!

Have a cuddly encounter with one of our beautiful koalas daily at 11.30am and 2.30pm. At these times you can hold or pat our koalas, take your own photographs or just learn about these fascinating marsupials from our friendly keepers. *Fee applicable for koala holding and subject to conditions.

4worldlovers:
We can't do this alone, help us raise our voice for the safeguarding of nature's ducks and quails.

An exquisite flash of colour, a beautiful song, a fleeting encounter with a tiny jewel, a momentary escape into nature; just a few of the many things that everyone can enjoy simply by learning to see, and hear, the birds that are all around us.

CAMP OUT: Pt Augusta Bird Group – The Babblers EXCURSION TERRAIN DIFFICULTY: Moderate Meet at 9:00am. Facilities available, costs apply. Contact leader for details. TRIP LEADER: Bernie Haase (b.haase@telstra.com) BIRD LIST: Not available

FIELD TRIP: Birds SA EXCURSION TERRAIN DIFFICULTY: Easy Meet at 8.30am at the corner of Port Gawler and Applebee Roads at Port Gawler. From the City head towards Two Wells on the Port Wakefield Road and turn left onto Port Gawler Road (it is about 4km before you reach Two Wells). TRIP LEADER: Colin Rogers BIRD LIST: None available

Oaklands Wetlands and Oaklands Estate Reserve is along Oaklands Road adjacent to the Sturt River sand Warradale Barracks.

Sightings of small groups of these magnificent birds became increasingly common in suburban and rural areas after they learnt to exploit the cones of exotic pines as a food source. Their distinctive flight silhouette with a large rounded head, deep leisurely wing beats, and echoing “whee-la” calls make them easy to recognise. Although regarded as “Vulnerable”, large flocks of up to 200 birds or more may nevertheless be regularly seen in winter in the Mount Lofty Ranges. Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos feed on seeds and insect larvae. They have learnt…

Leave the bird alone as the adults will be around to feed it.

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