We really enjoyed our time at Devils @ Cradle. This is kind of a difficult review as I don't know if I would have gone five stars if we didn't do the sunset experience. Don't get me wrong the general walkaround the animal areas were interesting but the sunset experience was amazing. since it was starting to head into the evening all the animals were out and it was wonderful to see the level of interaction in each of their living areas. It was clear that our guide loves her job and her enthusiasm just added another level. If you have the opportunity to jump into one of the experiences I would highly recommend it.

We attended the Night Time feeding. Not sure what to expect however it was amazing. Our guide Pru was so knowledgeable and the tour was super informative and something I'd recommend to anyone going to Cradle Mountain.

What an amazing experience! We were the only two in our group that day so we got the baby animals all to ourself. We’re were able to spend time and pat two baby Tasmanian Devils and one baby Quoll. They are so much softer than you’d expect. We also went on a tour of the campus to see the other enclosures and got to learn ask as many questions as possible about them. The guide was full of knowledge and super lovely, very enthusiastic and passionate about her job and the work they do. Devils@Cradle are doing amazing work and research with the animals they have there. Happy to know the money we spent is going to a good cause and will be spent wisely. There is a great gift shop and a chance to ‘adopt’ or ‘sponsor’ the animals. This tour is a must-do would definitely recommend! We had a blast and learnt a lot! Absolutely loved this experience

Absolute highlight of our stay at Cradle Mountain. Unfortunately the weather curtailed any major walking opportunities however we ventured to the Devils@Cradle conservation sanctuary which was next to our accommodation. The day keeper tour was very capably undertaken by Sarah who was very enthusiastic and passionate about her job. The tour was extremely informative, and we learned so much about devils and quolls. This is a must see attraction in the area.

We booked the evening feeding tour and it was delight. The keeper gave us an informative and educational insight into these remarkable creatures as well as quells; they clearly love what they are doing to help Devils survive. Please support this worthy cause.

If you get a chance to do the Joey encounter I 1000% recommend it. How many people can say they’ve patted a Tasmanian Devil!!?? The whole experience from start to finish was amazing. Our young kids (2 & 4) got to participate and both got to pat the devils - even though they had no idea how cool it was. Afterwards we were taken on a little tour of the centre and ended with toasting marshmallows surrounded by Tassie Devils and a private feeding viewing while enjoying the fire. Would do this again in a heartbeat. One of the coolest things I’ve ever experienced!

A great experience, rangers talk was informative and very interesting. Feeding time tour is a must do experience. Make sure you go a bit earlier and see them calmly laying around before the food comes out.

We learn a lot of interesting facts about the Devils from our guide. The guide fed the devils a dead animal which made me a little queasy watching the Devils tear it apart. I thought it was costly for the state of facilities. I realise they are not funded and possibly the reason why.