Such a beautiful place. Highly recommend. The accommodation was modern, clean and comfortable. Staff were exceptional and passionate. The koalas were SO cute! They provided us with a vegan friendly breakfast which was much appreciated. Well worth the trip and good to know the money goes towards helping the koalas.

I found this place relatively easily and I was pleased to see that there was ample of free parking. I walked up to the reception, shop area and paid 19 AUD  for a concessionary ticket. The guy at the ticket office was very friendly and helpful and explained what I should be able to observe. I then followed the well laid out path and took my time to read quite a number of interesting signs explaining the whole life of the koala "bear". It's not a bear, by the way, it's a marsupial but you knew that already didn't you? Each Koala here has had a sad history of misfortune - road accidents, injuries etc. And here, they are either on the road to recovery or have found their new permanent home here as re-establishment into the wild is sadly not an option for them. As I strolled along I was intrigued to see so many modern looking chalets which I guessed were used for overnight accommodation. The main goal here is to walk the boardwalk to the main "enclosure" where I think that 6 Koalas were living. But, my goodness you have to look hard. Eventually, with the help of a couple of other young visitors we found 6 - all asleep and curled up high in the branches of the mature eucalyptus trees. I learned that Koalas sleep for up to 20 hours per day and eat almost exclusively eucalyptus leaves. And they rarely drink, obtaining all their fluids from the moist leaves. From there, I wandered over to the hospital building but there was nothing going on. And that's about it really.

Spent a couple of nights before Australia day with my girls. The 1 Bedroom Suite is amazing; the complimentary continental breakfast is fantastic and suited us well. The rooms were spacious and clean. The pool was refreshing and we enjoyed relaxing by the pool. There is now a path to walk to the beach (clothes optional 🤭) we went at sunset and the beach was empty - amazing. The Koalas are incredible, and we visited a number of times. So cute and adorable. The price is great value, especially against the local hotels as there are so many extras. I appreciated the lack of WiFi in the room as my girls had to chat which was a positive. We will be back again!

Absolutely loved my stay at the Koala Sanctuary. Myself and my partner stayed in Room 104 - the basic studio room. It was perfect for us. Love that breakfast (bread, spreads, litre of milk, juices, yoghurt, museli was provided free of charge.) The room itself was quiet and very dark which made it great for sleeping. There is an air conditioning unit but it has a quiet mode which is great. Our room is not on the koala walk which was great (the glamping tents are) so it felt very private. The on site pool was great - the water was warm and it gets a lot of shade in the afternoon. It has staggered steps to get in (no ladders) which is good for those who like to get in slowly. Also loved that we were able to do the koala walk from 8am-9am before the park opens to the public. We could also wander the grounds when we liked during the stay. Tip 3pm is a good time to see the Koalas too. The closest beach is One Mile Beach which was fantastic.

All the staff were so friendly and dedicated. They were welcoming and informative. The enclosures were spotless and you could feel the team were united in their greater goal to save the endangered koalas. A special shout-out to Jane who really made our visit unforgettable. The Koala Sanctuary workers are not only caring for the sick and injured koalas today, they are mobilising the leaders of tomorrow, through education, so they will take the torch.

My husband and I stayed three nights in a 1 bedroom deluxe suite with bath, with our 6 month old daughter. The suite was spacious, modern and extremely well equipped. It was immaculate and the complimentary breakfast was a great bonus. Rooms are peaceful and we enjoyed watching the kookaburras fly around from the window. All of the staff were fantastic, very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We enjoyed the early morning tour of the sanctuary as well as the unlimited visits during opening hours. The sanctuary is a wonderful facility and the staff are doing such an important job looking after and rehabilitating the koalas. I would 100% recommend staying at the sanctuary and I’m sure our young family will be back!

The sanctuary definitely does important work. It is also a glam camping site. It took about 1 hour to go through the sanctuary and the signage explained the koala which we saw and how they got there. Interesting material! We did manage to see all 10 koala who were out in their enclosures. They are not very active so look hard, usually in the crook of a tree. Worth the visit.