Can I bring my own linen for the bunk rooms?

Yes, guests can bring their own linen or choose to have it provided for a small additional fee.

Is the accommodation suitable for wheelchair users?

Yes, the park is wheelchair friendly with wide pathways, but motorized or off-road wheelchairs are recommended due to some medium to steep gravel and grass paths.

Are meals included with the stay?

No, guests need to bring their own food, but have access to shared kitchen facilities to prepare meals.

What is the check-in and check-out time?

Check-in is between 2:00 PM and 3:45 PM (late check-ins by arrangement), and check-out is at 11:00 AM.

Is there parking available?

Yes, there is conveniently adjacent parking available for guests.

Can I explore walking trails nearby?

Yes, the Penguin/Cradle walking trail is accessible directly from Wings Wildlife Park, providing excellent bushwalking opportunities.

Cozy Group Stays at Wings Wildlife Park in Tasmania’s Gunns Plains

Situated in the heart of Tasmania’s Gunns Plains, Wings Wildlife Park offers more than just an up-close encounter with native animals—it provides a unique accommodation experience perfectly suited for friends or groups venturing into this verdant pocket of Australia’s island state. The Two Bunk Bed Room option invites adventurers to rest and recharge in a flexible dorm-style setting that comfortably sleeps two to four guests, allowing for both intimate escapes and lively group stays.

Gunns Plains is a quiet rural township known for its lush landscapes and access to notable natural attractions, including the nearby Gunns Plains Cave and the scenic Penguin/Cradle walking trail. This room serves as a gateway for those eager to combine wildlife discovery with crisp bushwalks and rural tranquility.

What distinguishes this offering at Wings Wildlife Park is its balance of community and comfort. Guests can choose to bring their own linens or opt for those provided, making it a practical choice whether travelling light or looking for convenience. Shared amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, inviting common areas with lounge chairs, a television, and even a table tennis setup—perfect for unwinding with fellow travelers after a day outdoors.

The park itself is designed to be inclusive, featuring wide pathways that accommodate wheelchair users, although motorized chairs are recommended due to some medium to steep gravel and grass paths. Beyond the accommodation, guests enjoy access to the on-site animal farm walk, immersing visitors in the quietly captivating world of native and farm animals that thrive here. The adjacent car park allows easy loading and unloading, supporting an effortless arrival and departure.

Being located near the Penguin/Cradle walking trail is a noteworthy bonus. This trail is a popular hotspot for bushwalkers who seek a close-to-nature trek through Tasmania’s distinctive flora and fauna. The combination of the park’s animal encounters with expansive walking opportunities makes this stay feel like a comprehensive immersion in Tasmania’s outdoors.

This Two Bunk Bed Room experience is ideal for budget-conscious travelers, groups of friends, or families eager to explore Tasmania without sacrificing social connection and comfort. As a rare blend of wildlife engagement and inclusive accommodation in Gunns Plains, Wings Wildlife Park stands out as a practical and memorable stopover for visitors exploring northern Tasmania’s rich landscapes.

About Wings Wildlife Park

Wings Wildlife Park is a family-focused wildlife park and accommodation provider located in Gunns Plains, Tasmania. The park combines hands-on animal encounters with on-site lodging and camping options to create immersive nature experiences for visitors of all ages. Visitors can book a range of animal encounters including Tasmanian devil, reptile, sugar glider, capybara, meerkat, marmoset, koala, and baby animal snuggle-fests, guided by knowledgeable keepers who offer close-up educational interactions.

On-site accommodation options include caravan and camping along the Leven River with powered sites available, and multiple room types such as queen room, double bed room, family room (up to five guests), bunk bed room, and two bunk bed room configurations. Linen and towels are provided for specified rooms and linen options are available for certain bunk rooms. Family capybara encounters and personalised guided tours can be added to stays alongside general admission access to the park.

The property delivers family-friendly activities, opportunities for wildlife photography, and relaxed riverside camping with barbecue facilities. Signature species encounters, such as close encounters with Tasmanian devils and capybaras, are presented in supervised settings that prioritise visitor safety and animal welfare. Guests can tailor visits by combining camping or room bookings with targeted animal experiences and guided tours for an engaging, educational stay in Tasmania.

The park's offerings suit families, wildlife enthusiasts, school groups, and travellers seeking hands-on animal education and comfortable on-site accommodation. Booking options include single experiences, combined encounter packages, and overnight stays with easy access to Gunns Plains attractions. Book in advance.