Brisbane's Must-See: Ultimate Koala & Wildlife Day Pass

I really enjoyed seeing and filming the koalas in their little tree habitats. They were sleepy heads in the morning but around 1 pm was their feeding time and they were awake and active. Best time to catch a video. The bird exhibit was awesome as well. Feeding the kangaroos was an experience similar to feeding goats in a farm. Kangaroos are gentle and friendly animals. You can easily pet them and they are harmless. There were not any good eating places within the sanctuary. We took a bagged lunch and that came in very handy. Overall we enjoyed spending the time from 10 am to 4 pm in the lone pine koala sanctuary.

This is the highlight of my trip to Brisbane. We took a river cruise to the sanctuary. The boat ride was approximately one and a half hours. The sanctuary is interactive. Many options to see koalas, kangaroos,emus, wombats, wallaby, Tasmanian devils and many more. There is an option to feed the kangaroos. I absolutely recommend you do it.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary offered a lot for us all . Thoroughly enjoyed the experience without being overwhelmed and recommend it for all ages

We've been to Lone Pine on a couple of previous occasions so we undertook a twilight walk after the sanctuary had closed. Two really knowledgable and welcoming guides took us around the nocturnal animals with torches and night vision cameras provided. A really quality experience and would highly recommend.

Clean and a great experience. Having some friends from overseas it was a good little spot to bring those who aren't prevalent to koala's for an experience.

Absolutely Awesome, something for everyone. A space of beauty and tranquilitybest of all you can roam around the fields and feed the kangaroos a day well worth spending out.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a peaceful and heartwarming experience. You can see and even feed kangaroos, hold a koala in your arms, and explore a variety of other native animals. A truly special place to connect with Australian wildlife — perfect for families and nature lovers!

We had a great time at Lone Pine Sanctuary. It was amazing to see all the animals. Everywhere we walked there were Koala enclosures. It felt like we were in a Koala Forest. The rangers were helpful and the free shows were a treat. The only disappointment was the photo moments, you had to pay $35 per family member to meet a Koala up close and you had to use you your OWN phone or camera. No professional photo was available. Such a rip off.

Amazing day out with lots more to see than just Koalas. The sheep dog and bird of pretty shows were great and a must do. The koala experience was well run and unforgettable. With over 100 koalas there's lots of opportunities for pictures and to get up close to these beautiful animals. Great food in the cafe too, thoroughly recommend.

We thought this was excellent. We have young children and they really enjoyed the chance to feed the kangaroos. There is also the chance to pet the koalas, which is a little extra, but which the kids really enjoyed. A really nice day out