Our tours are FREE with admission, and there is no better way to experience our wonderful wildlife than with our knowledgeable and informative guides.
Make your visit captivating, educational, and memorable by interacting with our residents.
On tour you can pat a Koala, Wombat, and Tasmanian Devil in our held daily at 11am, 1pm & 3pm during summer, and 11am & 2pm during winter.
Other specialised tours are available, such as species-centric and photography tours. For more information, click the link below.
Find yourself in Kooparoona Niara
Trowunna is set in Mole Creek and the picturesque Great Western Tiers, with views of Quamby Bluff and Mother Cummings (pictured).
Trowunna is a wildlife park with a difference
We started caring for our native animals 30 years ago, and continue to house the world's largest heritage population of endangered Tasmanian Devils.
Trowunna has a great range of marsupials, birds and reptiles on site. Even though we do not collect from the wild but rather rescue and rehab wildlife. Trowunna has become such an animal friendly place that much of the wildlife is drawn to the sanctuary as a natural safe haven.
See an all Tasmanian park
Here at Trowunna, we only care for our native Tasmanian fauna, except for our Koalas which we have been breeding for over 20 years as part of a disease free population. Where better a place to display our wonderful selection of Tasmanian fauna, than amongst our naturally occurring array of habitats with native flora.
Trowunna is an integral part of the larger picture of wildlife in Tasmania. Centrally set amongst varying environments, Trowunna provides an oasis to transient and migratory wildlife looking to travel through what are, sometimes hostile environments. Where we are located is a crossroad where animals from alpine, forested, and costal regions can meet and traverse across safely.
Trowunna consists of several micro-habitats perfectly suited to unique native fauna, enabling us to cater for a large proportion of our native species.
Trowunna is able to provide this sanctuary through our 'wildlife corridor' of over 10 hectares, which acts as a safe haven along with other property owners who subscribe to Land for Wildlife, providing over 2000 acres of wildlife friendly land.
Interested in Environmental Management?
Check out The Green House link below
Waste management - Environmental management solutions.
Offical Site for National Tree Day - Volunteer Now!
Posted: 16-06-2009
Grab your shovels everyone, it's tree planting time! On August 2nd 2009 you can take a positive step to protecting the environment by volunteering your time, and plant a tree or shrub that provides food and shelter for our wildlife while beautifying our surroundings.
Mole Creek - magic above and below
Mole Creek has many activities on offer, so check out some of the many offerings at molecreek.info