The place is very ideal for a family day trip, no need to spend the whole day, 4-5 hours would be enough to complete the tour. Surprisingly, it is almost covered entirely with the shades of trees, make it a pleasure to visit even in...More

There were so many koalas here, Tasmania devils sleeping in logs, beautiful birds in little habitats, even emus you could walk right up to. You can take your picture with one and they don’t rush you and let you take photos with your device (although...More

Hugging Koala and feeding kangaroos, what’s not to love! Worth getting tickets online for 10% discount. You can’t visit Bris and not have this on your to do list.

We visited twice with our kids last winter. It was great and compares very favorably with Taronga Zoo in Sydney for access to local Australian animals. The bird show and dog show were both good and getting up close to the animals made it better.

The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is Brilliantly Situated on the River. A Good Day Out For All the Family. So many Koala's. Enjoyed the Sheep Dog Show- Well Done Terry For That. Wish we had had more time there. Would Certainly Visit Again.

We had a day layover in Brisbane, and after a bit of research, we decided to spend a few hours at Lone Pine. For the just under $40 AUD (per person) we really expected more. Feeding Kangaroos was great, well the 3 that were interested,...More

On my word what a place don’t go to Brisbane or Queensland without visiting Lone Pine, hold a Koala, feed the kangaroos and learn about the wildlife of Oz. Even have a conversation with a cockatoo great fun.