Wings Wildlife Park

A Peaceful Haven at Wings Wildlife Park Wings Wildlife Park is a true gem nestled in the tranquil Gunns Plains countryside. From the moment you arrive, there’s a deep sense of peace in the air—surrounded by lush hills and the soft sounds of nature, it's the perfect escape from the busy world. What makes this place truly special is the heartfelt vision behind it. The idea to bring together native and exotic animals, farm life, and genuine hospitality in one place is simply brilliant. It’s more than just a wildlife park—it feels like a living, breathing sanctuary shaped with passion and care. The animals are clearly well loved, and the enclosures are thoughtfully designed. I especially enjoyed the Tasmanian devils. The caretakers were incredibly informative, sharing stories and facts with warmth and enthusiasm, which made the experience both educational and memorable. Wings Wildlife Park is not just a place to visit—it’s a place to slow down, connect with animals, and appreciate the quiet beauty of Tasmania’s rural heart.

Absolutely amazing place. To see the rescued animals in such well looked after homes. In their own little nooks. First visit today, but it won't be the last. Tim, one of the park workers, was so helpful and very polite. The staff there Just can't be faulted. Made myself and my client feel so welcomed and got some laughs out of her. The food is yummy 😋 and so fresh. Definitely worth a visit Maybe even stay the night in there accommodation... the park is just so amazing

The best zoo I have been to in Australia. marmoset and meerkat encounters are relatively cheap and you get to hand feed and spend up to 20mins in each enclosure. the monkeys like climbing on you and hanging out which was our highlight. The breadth of animals they have is great and would highly recommend to anyone.

Our Easter camping adventure was great. The walks through the facility were great, so much to see. Amenities were well set out and well presented. The camp ground along the river was flat and easy accessible. The biggest issue most campers had as well as us, was the screaming of the groups of Native Hens during the night, all night! Extremely loud. If you river camp make sure to take good earplugs!

Fantastic range of animals the koala was gorgeous. Paying for a guided tour and animal encounter totally worth it. If u get blake as a guide he is totally awesome.

My boys absolutely loved this place. Most definitely the highlight are the kangaroos feeding, we spent 80% of our time here. If we had more food we'd be there longer.

Great place to visit for a whole family. Kids really love to see different kinds of animals from wild life to farm. A peaceful and calm atmosphere to feel when visiting this place. We will plan to camp if we have a chance.

Beautiful wildlife park. Very expensive entry but you can see the money goes to really looking after the animals very well

Fulfilling a lifetime dream for my dad was such an amazing vacation. For as long as I can remember, my dad has wanted to go to Australia. On the wish list...to see koalas, kangaroos, Tasmanian devils and more. The highlight of our tour of Tasmania was definitely Wings Wildlife Park. Booked a shuttle months ahead of time online. This was so important because they sold out during our time in port. So easy to get the wristband in the garage next to the shuttle (after we met the Asst. Mayor of Burnie who greeted all of the arriving cruise passengers.) Once at the park, get a souvenir bag from filled with kangaroo food for $6 AUD. Then meet the kangaroos, kangaroos and more kangaroos. They were so gentle. So happy to see my dad and my mom so happy. The kangaroos hopped up to you to have a snack. The albino kangaroo with the baby Joey was shy at first, but then cozied up to our family. The Tasmania devil feeding frenzy was crazy. Those little carnivorous marsupials definitely were fighting over their meal. Sort of scary seeing the zookeeper in their open area. The birds of Australia area was so interesting. Loved seeing the kookaburras. As a kid we sang a song about the Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree. It was a popular Girl Guide Song in Australia that we learned at Girl Scout camp in Florida. So many other animals. Wombats. Meerkats. Wallabies. Marmosets. Sugar Gliders. Brushtail Possums. Echidnas. They even have Texas Longhorns on their family farm. Ended the day with another highlight. My husband was able to snag the last encounter time of the day to spend with Blinky the koala. Blinky is one of two koalas in Tasmania so our family was so lucky to be able to be able to have a nice private experience with him and his trainer. A nice treat for their 60th wedding anniversary. Wings Wildlife Park is a family owned and operated park. A great place to spend a few hours or the day learning about Australian and other animals. Review #1900

Want to get out of town for a while? Then take a drive to Wings Wildlife Park. 20 mins from Ulverstone and 40 mins from Burnie or Devonport. Beautiful scenery on your drive to Gunns Plains. Cafe offers a good selection of meals to cover all budgets. Hot drinks, cold drinks, ice creams all available. There is also a gift shop and wildlife park on the grounds with over 150 different species for you to view. Also different hands-on encounters available. You don't have to pay wildlife park entry to dine in the cafe.