There are a number of wildlife preserves and animal parks in Tasmania where a visitor can see Tasmanian devils and other native animals. Trowunna Wildlife Park, a sanctuary is located near Mole Creek, west of Deloraine in Northern Tasmania and is worth a stop if you are in the area and is an easy stop between Devonport and Launceston, two... More

Great place to stop in en route between cradle mountain and the east/north coast. Great to see so many Tasmanian devils and quolls up close, awesome birds too. There are 3 interactive tours per day, we arrived too late for these but the staff went out of their way to ensure we had a great up close experience. Places like... More

I went with my family (all adults) and we had a fantastic time! All the animals looked happy and well-kept and it was a large area with plenty of space for them to roam. Definitely recommended! More

This is not a zoo so please don't go here if that is what you're after. This is a fantastic place to take a tour with a knowledgeable guide to learn about wombats, wallabies and Tassie devils. It is fabulous and worth your support! More

A typical wildlife park that appears to be family owned and run, Trowunna is quite run down. Signage on cages are almost nonexistent, and there was an overgrown, dilapidated feel to the entire park. There are kangaroos and wallabies free-ranging, and they are friendly enough to hand-feed. There are also a few birds of prey and a few parrots, as... More

The park is looking a little worn, I guess funding is an issue. The staff are great and very interesting to talk to about the animals. The kangaroos are very friendly and love to be fed and patted which was a real highlight to the kids. More

call ahead and check the feeding times Fantastic hands on experience - touching a tassie devil, feeding kangaroos, snuggling with a wombat Very knowledgeable guide More

After seeing a special on Tasmanian Devils on Animal Planet and learning it was filmed at this place, we put it on our bucket list. We made it here in April 2009! It exceeded our expectations. Even the friends we dragged with us were impressed. They offer tours around the facility in groups of about 10 to 15. The tour... More

This park is a highlight from my 2 week trip to Australia. My boyfriend and I stopped here on our drive from Hobart to Cradle Mountain in Nov 2009. I'd read about the park in an article about Tasmania on TripAdvisor and had heard that the park allowed up-close interaction with the animals. And yup, they definitely do! The park... More