Explore Yellow Pinch: An Unforgettable Outdoor Experience in New South Wales
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, including families with children and seniors without mobility concerns.
Overview
Discover the outdoor charm of Yellow Pinch, New South Wales, with an all-ages General Admissions experience that invites relaxed exploration of native bushland and gentle trails. Find out why this accessible adventure is perfect for your next trip down under.
General Admissions
For all ages • 9AM - 4PM • A must do experience in Merimbula!
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About This Adventure
A Great Family Day Out
Duration
All day Anytime between 9AM - 4PM We recommend you allow 1h30mins for your visit
About
We are pleased to have been ranked as one of the 4 top attractions in Merimbula and in the top 10% of attractions worldwide!
Your entry fees directly fund the running of Potoroo Palace as well as the operation of our conservation programs.
You’ll be able to visit our Sanctuary for the day, see our animals, join one of the daily tours and more.
Our kangaroos roam free within the Sanctuary and are always keen for a good scratch on the chest and gentle hand feeding.
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Potoroo Palace Australiand Wildlife Park is an icon animal attraction of the beautiful Far South Coast of NSW, close to Merimbula, Tathra, Eden and Pambula.
Guests can admire Australia’s most loved animals including koalas, kangaroos, potoroos, echidnas, dingoes, native birds, snakes, wombats, and much more!
Some of the features that set Potoroo Palace apart from other wildlife parks:
Located on the highway for easy access
Train Rides
Cafe located on site
Minutes to the coast
Beautiful native bushland setting
Individual animal encounters offered
Hand-feed free-roaming kangaroos
Charity run organisation
Adventure Tips
Bring Water
Ensure you carry enough water, especially during warmer months, to stay hydrated on easy walks.
Wear Sun Protection
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat since much of the area is open and exposed to sunlight.
Follow Trail Signage
Stick to marked paths to protect native flora and avoid getting lost.
Check Weather Forecast
Weather can vary in New South Wales—dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Kookaburras
- Wallabies
History
Yellow Pinch and surrounding areas hold indigenous significance with longstanding connections to local Aboriginal communities.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to stay on marked trails to protect native ecosystems and support local conservation efforts.
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Adventure Hotspots in Yellow Pinch
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Supportive footwear is key for walking on natural trails and uneven ground.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during warmer days to prevent fatigue.
summer specific
Sun Hat
Protects against sun exposure during open trail sections.
summer specific
Light Jacket or Layers
Keeps you warm in cooler mornings and evenings common in fall and winter.
fall specific