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Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets
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Koala Conservation Reserve Tickets Melbourne

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Last Updated: 30th Sep 2026
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Explore the Koala Conservation Reserve and walk along scenic treetop boardwalks while spotting koalas resting in their natural bushland habitat. Ideal for families and wildlife lovers, this peaceful experience brings you closer to Australia’s most iconic animal. Book online with TicketsToDo & save.

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What’s included:
  • Admission to: Koala Conservation Reserve.
  • Use of all facilities.

What’s not included:
  • Transport.
  • Other personal expenses.

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Opening Hours:

Monday
10 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday
10 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday
10 AM – 5 PM
Thursday
10 AM – 5 PM
Friday
10 AM – 5 PM
Saturday
10 AM – 5 PM
Sunday
10 AM – 5 PM
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Highlights

  • Walk through elevated treetop boardwalks for the best koala views.
  • See wild koalas in their natural habitat, not in cages.
  • Explore scenic trails rich with native birds and wildlife.
  • Learn about conservation efforts and koala protection.
  • A family-friendly attraction, ideal for kids and nature lovers.

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Cancellation & Refund Policy

Free cancellation, refund, or rescheduling available up to 48 hours before the start time (Melbourne time).

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Insider Tips

  • Booking: Booking online in advance lets you enter directly with your ticket, without an extra stop before the boardwalks.
  • Expectations: This is a compact reserve, not a full zoo, so treat it as a quick stop of around an hour rather than a half day out.
  • Accessibility: The boardwalks are stroller and wheelchair friendly with ramps throughout, so prams and wheelchairs can manage the full loop.
  • Refreshments: A small gift shop and cafe sit near the entrance for a coffee or snack before or after the walk.
  • Spotting koalas: Koalas often perch high in the trees or tuck behind leaves, so look up and take it slow for your best chance of spotting them.

Rules:

  • Do not touch or feed the koalas.
  • Stay on designated boardwalks and walking tracks.
  • Keep noise levels low to avoid disturbing wildlife.
  • Photography is allowed, but avoid flash.
  • No littering; use provided bins.

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Entry and Services:

  • Free parking is available.
  • Accessible boardwalks and facilities for prams and wheelchairs.
  • Visitor centre with educational displays.
  • Toilets, picnic areas, and a gift shop on site.

How To Use

  • Tickets are only valid during the period specified.
  • You can enter the attraction directly with this ticket.

Location

1810 Phillip Island Rd, Rhyll VIC 3923, Australia
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By Car:

  • About 1 hr 45 mins drive from Melbourne via the M1 and Bass Highway.

Parking:

  • Free car parking on site.

By Bus:

  • V/Line services run from Melbourne to Phillip Island (Cowes), with local buses/taxis to the reserve.
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FAQs

  • Where is the Koala Conservation Reserve located?

    The reserve is located on Phillip Island, a scenic drive from Melbourne, Victoria.

  • Can I touch or hold the koalas?

    No, the koalas here are wild animals. They can be viewed closely from the treetop boardwalks, but touching or holding them is not permitted.

  • How long should I plan for a visit?

    Most visits last around an hour or two, depending on how many of the boardwalks and displays are explored. Combining it with a stop at the information centre can add extra time.

  • Is the reserve suitable for children and prams?

    Yes, the boardwalks are family-friendly, with easy access for prams and wheelchairs.

  • What other wildlife can I see besides koalas?

    Wallabies, echidnas, possums and a variety of native birds are often spotted along the trails in addition to koalas.

  • Are food and drinks available inside the reserve?

    A small gift shop and cafe near the entrance offer light refreshments, and picnic areas are available around the reserve. Bringing along water is still a good idea for the walk.

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