Come face-to-face with Tasmania’s iconic Tasmanian devil at Wings Wildlife Park. Discover these fascinating creatures and learn about conservation efforts that protect Tasmania’s native wildlife.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Wings Wildlife Park was established in the early 2000s as part of Tasmania’s conservation efforts to rehabilitate endangered native species.
Conservation
The park actively participates in breeding programs to help restore Tasmanian devil populations and educate visitors on environmental protection.
Wings Wildlife Park
Come face-to-face with Tasmania’s iconic Tasmanian devil at Wings Wildlife Park. Discover these fascinating creatures and learn about conservation efforts that protect Tasmania’s native wildlife.
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.
Location
Gunns Plains
On the Leven River in Tasmania
Experiences
18 experiences
Animal encounters and tours available
Accommodation
Rooms & Camping
Powered sites and multiple room types
Signature Species
Tasmanian devil & capybara
Close-up, supervised encounters
Book general admission, animal encounters, a powered campsite, or a family room for an unforgettable wildlife stay in Gunns Plains, Tasmania.
Handle with care
Always follow staff instructions when interacting with animals to ensure safety for both visitors and animals.
Wear comfortable clothing
Dress in clothing suitable for outdoor activity and movement during animal encounters.
Bring binoculars
Enhance your viewing of shy or elusive wildlife around the park.
Check feeding schedules
Verify daily times for animal feedings to maximize your experience.
Comfortable walking shoes
Good footwear is important for exploring the park comfortably.
Sun protection
Hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses help protect against Tasmania’s sun.
summer
Camera or smartphone
Capture the memorable moments with native wildlife.
Light jacket or raincoat
Be prepared for variable weather conditions in Tasmania.
spring|fall|winter