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C or a nder r k C r e e k Admission & Tickets Sanctuary Harvest Café Brolga Room Function Centre Robert Eadie Pavilion Administration World of the Platypus Reptile Pavilion Wombats Dingoes Emus Emus Red Kangaroos Kangaroo Island Kangaroos Australian Wildlife Health Centre Wildlife Hospital Future Vets Play Space Koalas Koala Forest Mountain Pygmy-possums Eastern Barred Bandicoot Animals of the Night Flight Arena Mason’s Hut RACV Lyrebird Aviary Reptile Picnic Area Nature Play Creek Play Creek Play Nature Play Goannas Coranderrk Dreaming Land of Parrots Heritage Shelter Cassowary Brolgas Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies Fast Track Candlebark Café Sanctuary Shop Fighting Extinction Aviary & Cool Conservation Barn Owls Leadbeater’s Possums Picnic Area Wurundjeri Walk Woodland Birds Tasmanian Devils Tasmanian Devils Tasmanian Devils Arid Birds Kookaburras Pelicans Pavilion Café Royal Spoonbills Wetland Birds Swans Echidnas Echidnas Leadbeater’s Possums Echidnas Parents’ Room Koala Picnic Area Pouch House Wombats Tree-kangaroo Fighting Extinction Headquarters Kangaroo Country F a s t T r a c k Reptiles 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 MAIN GATE 2 Main track Kick off your discovery day with a visit to our Emus! Found all over Australia, these large birds are instantly recognisable thanks to their size and speed. Come say hello! Wurundjeri walk Visit Wurundjeri Walk and learn about local Aboriginal history and culture. On Sundays you can say hello to Murrundindi, an Elder, for cultural encounters and tales. Dingo country Did you know a dingo doesn’t bark, it howls? Can you make a howl like a dingo? Wetland birds See the birds that spend most of their time on the wetlands looking for food and splashing around. How many can you count? Woodlands track Follow the trail to the Woodlands Track and see all the interesting animals that live among the trees and Australia’s vast bushland. Which one is your favourite? Platypus track These shy and hard-to-spot mammals have thick waterproof fur that helps keep them warm. Wildlife hospital track Children and parents can dress up in vets’ scrubs and help care for different creatures, such as wombats, flying foxes and turtles. Kangaroo country and koala forest Kangaroos and koalas are two of Australia’s most memorable animals. Can you jump as far as a kangaroo? Should you require first aid, please alert a staff member. Toilet Baby changing Accessible toilet Changing Places toilet Food & drink ATM Information Zoo Shop Drinking water First Aid Picnic Area BBQ Facilities EPIC MAP APPROX. 4 HOURS 1 2 3 4 6 8 5 7
