Inside Trowunna: Up Close with Wombats and the Tasmanian Devil Feeding at Mole Creek

MOLE CREEK ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE

Inside Trowunna: Up Close with Wombats and the Tasmanian Devil Feeding at Mole Creek

General admission to Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary includes a free interactive tour three times daily — a 45‑minute chance to meet a wombat and watch Tasmanian devil social feeding, no prior booking required.

Inside Trowunna: Up Close with Wombats and the Tasmanian Devil Feeding at Mole Creek.

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Mole Creek
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Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
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Robert Eric Crews
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At Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary in Mole Creek, Tasmania, a single general‑admission visit folds a handful of intimate wildlife encounters into an afternoon: included in your entry is a free, interactive daily tour that brings you close to a wombat and delivers a 45‑minute viewing of Tasmanian devil social feeding.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ENCOUNTER

Meet a Wombat

General admission includes a free interactive tour during which visitors can get up close with a wombat as part of the scheduled encounter.

THE SHOW

Tasmanian Devil Social Feeding

The interactive offering includes a 45‑minute segment in which visitors witness the dynamic social feeding behaviour of Tasmanian devils.

THE ACCESS

Tours Included, No Booking Needed

General admission covers the free interactive tour offered three times daily, and those tours are included in the entry fee without the need for prior booking.

What the day feels like

What the Visit Feels Like

You arrive with general admission and at a scheduled tour time step into an organised, 45‑minute interactive session that pairs an up‑close wombat meeting with a viewing of Tasmanian devil social feeding — all presented as part of the sanctuary’s included daily tours.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this visit suits — and what to expect.

1
All‑age FamiliesThe offering is described as suitable for all ages, making it a straightforward family outing where children and adults can both take part in the interactive tour.
2
Spontaneous VisitorsNo prior booking is required for the interactive tours, so visitors who prefer to turn up on the day can still join one of the scheduled sessions.
3
Short‑visit TravelersThe core interactive experience runs as a single 45‑minute segment included with admission, which fits into shorter itineraries.
4
Day‑trip DriversThe sanctuary advertises on‑site free car parking, supporting visitors arriving by car for a daytime visit.

Practical planner

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Logistics

Free car parking is available onsite for visitors arriving by vehicle.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are the interactive tours included with general admission?

Yes — general admission includes a free interactive tour, which is part of the entry fee.

Do I need to book the interactive tour in advance?

No prior booking is required for the interactive tours; visitors can join the scheduled sessions on the day.

What time are the interactive tours held?

Interactive tours are offered three times daily at 11:00am, 1:00pm and 3:00pm.

How long does the interactive experience last?

The interactive segment, including the Tasmanian devil social feeding viewing, runs for about 45 minutes.

Which animals will I meet during the tour?

The interactive tour includes meeting a wombat and viewing Tasmanian devil social feeding.

When is the sanctuary open?

The sanctuary is open from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

Is there parking at the sanctuary?

Yes — free car parking is available onsite.