Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Entry Reviews

4.8 Rating 27 Reviews

Get up to $10 cash back per person when you book with us Single day entry to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Located at 708 Jesmond Road, Fig Tree Pocket, Queensland On check-in at Lone Pine, please present your confirmed order from Travello with the QR Code.

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“Such a great park! I am a local and never had been before so I took my niece and not sure who enjoyed it more... the staff are also so friendly and really care about the animals”

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Posted 1 year ago

Weidong Kong

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“The kaolas are so cute. It has a variety of animals.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Georgia Newson

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“What an amazing experience. There are wheelchairs for disabled guests. Your carer needs to be fit and strong to push you up hills”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great day out - we are in Brisbane for a week from Texas and it was awesome to see all the Kangaroos up close, hold a Koala and enjoy all the other Aussie icons they have here.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Jessica Collins

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“I went to Lone Pine with my husband and 2 year old, and had a blast. My son was so happy to see all of the animals, he especially loved the Platypus and kept asking to go back and see it again. We also loved feeding the kangaroos in the big open area, and they offer extra experiences like petting or holding koalas and holding snakes too. We held a snake named Sid and she was such a pretty thing! The handler was great and eased any nerves pretty quickly.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very convenient to book online and the sanctuary is a nice place to spend a leisure day for anyone who love animals, don’t miss out on the opportunity to feed the wild rainbow lorikeets in the afternoon, there are also photography sessions with different animals.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Nathan Collins

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“Went with family and had a great time. The raptor show was pretty cool, seeing the owls and falcon flying over our heads. Pretty inexpensive way to see a lot of cool aussie animals.”