Fortunately the zoo has an outstanding record with the Tasmanian Devil captive breeding program. The admission was overpriced (considerably more expensive than stated on the website) and makes Taronga Zoo seem like a bargain in comparison. The zoo keepers were friendly and polite. Unfortunately the lady in the reception area was rude and arrogant (once she had received the admission... More

This zoo is a privately owned property. They have 3 different enclosures where you can easily view Tassie Devils. One of the areas had 3 youngster and the other 2 had adults. We saw one wombat, many different birds including a kookabura, kangaroos, wallabyes, snakes. It was an easy area to walk around and view the animals. it seems like... More

This zoo is definitely something that should be on your list to do. The owners are very passionate about their animals and especially the cause to the Tasmania Devil. I fully recommend the Night Safari tour. More

Lots of animals --wide variety great Baby tazzzies. Nice little blue penguins, lots of birds. Good value. Hard working people with good idea More

We went to there to see the devils. Wasn't flash place but all crew were friendly and had good knowledge. The deviles were so cute and enjoyed the feeding time. More

For a privately owned and run zoo, they are doing great things. A range of australian animals from koalas and kangaroos, to birds, snakes, talking cockatoos and a tasmanian devil breeding program, not to mention the penguins and monkeys! Friendly staff give feeding demonstrations and a few facts. Best to get there earlier in the morning as from about 10am... More

While my 5 year old son simply loved the new dinosaur trail I'm afraid my husband and I were less than impressed with the zoo - tired cages and dusty tracks, mainly birds meant that we felt that the $62.50 for the three of us to get in was simply too much. Especially as if you have a dinosaur mad... More

Excellent location and a lot of hard work by owners have achieved quite a unique zoo experience. the devils are fascinating as are the rehabilitated wedge tail eagles. Well done Tasmania Zoo More

Lucky they have monkeys and Tassie devils, would pretty much be a bird aviary. No family passes, overpriced. More