I was really impressed with the park during a recent trip to Tasmania. We hit it while driving from Devonport to Hobart and were really glad we did. It's a bit run down, but the work they do is top notch. Once they explained they only have animals there to recover from injury, it made more sense why so many... more

The park is about 30 years old and a bit run down and while we were there (mid-Winter) there were only a handful of customers. Many of the animals (apart from devils) are refugees that are either recuperating from injuries or can't survive in the wild. (a forest raven with deformed feet, an owl with a badly broken wing etc).... more

We took a personal wildlife tour in Trowunna Wildlife Park and we all thought it's one of the most worthwhile experience that we have in TAS.People there are friendly, Joe is our tour guide. The tour was awesome, Joe gave us the background of the park and animals, we get to know life of the wombats, Koala, Tasmanian Devils, Kangaroo,... more

We stopped at Trowunna Wildlife Park while driving between Freycinet National Park and Cradle Mountain NP. I thought the staff were very knowledgable and cared about the animals. We got to hold a wombat and pet a koala and tasmania devil. There were several tasmania devil enclosures and we saw the devils eating, sleeping, playing, etc. I thought is was... more

I called in and saw Trowunna Wildlife park on a recent trip to Tas as your site recommended and am writing to tell you it is NOT HOT. I was disgusted with the small enclosures and general run down feel of the place, even the animlas looked unhappy. However, I went to Mt Field and came across a new Wildlife... more