Epic Wildlife Experience at Wing’s Wildlife Park — Birthday Parties in Gunns Plains

Wing’s Wildlife Park in Gunns Plains, Tasmania, sits on 137 Winduss Rd and offers a lively, child-focused wildlife party experience that blends up-close animal encounters with easy logistics for parents. The Epic Wildlife Experience birthday package is a 3.5-hour event designed for young explorers up to 15 years old and includes a guided tour led by a Wildlife Keeper, exclusive use of the Devil’s Den party area, and a kid-friendly bandicoot brunch. Hands-on encounters with Blinky, the park’s koala, a Tasmanian devil demonstration, and tiny sugar gliders give children a direct connection to Tasmania’s distinctive fauna. The itinerary is compact and party-focused: a 10am check-in leads into the guided tour, then games and brunch in Devil’s Den, with party packs and a finale farewell. Everything from decorations to animal feed and a reserved table is handled, which makes this a low-stress option for busy families. Practical details are specific: pricing runs $55 per child with a $550 minimum if fewer than 10; the party window is 10am–1:30pm, and one free adult admission is included. Wing’s Wildlife Park stands out in the Gunns Plains region because it pairs close animal access with an emphasis on education: keepers share natural history and behaviour while children interact. The surrounding landscape — the broader limestone country of Gunns Plains — makes a quick day trip from nearby towns and adds geological context to a wildlife-focused outing. Bring a camera, comfortable clothing, and the birthday cake; the park supplies feed, party bags, invitations, and a park bumper sticker for each child. Expect each child to receive animal feed and fish pellets as part of the encounters, plus a party bag and a park bumper sticker to take home. The Devil’s Den reservation means staff handle setup, cleanup, and supervision, but parents should still bring cake and candles. Additional adult tickets are available for purchase if more caregivers want to join. Booking requires planning: the park enforces a 10-child minimum and recommends reserving well in advance for weekend dates and school holidays; staff can advise on extras such as invitations and additional adult tickets, and will confirm the exact inclusions when you reserve. Arrive ready for a mix of indoor and outdoor activity—Devil’s Den is covered but animal encounters may move around the grounds—so layered clothing and comfortable shoes make supervising adults and energetic kids more comfortable. The park’s approach blends celebration with conservation messaging, giving children a safe, memorable first encounter with species unique to Tasmania. Bring your camera and book early to secure dates today.