Daisy Hill Koala Centre Brisbane

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  • 5 samer haddad
    3 months ago

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A wonderful place to visit and see koalas up close in a peaceful natural environment. The centre is clean, well-maintained, and the staff are friendly and informative. The educational displays are interesting, and the surrounding walking tracks make it a perfect spot for a relaxing day out. Best of all, it’s free! Highly recommended for families, tourists, and anyone who loves Australian wildlife.

  • 4 Hadi Hendra
    5 months ago

    Good and well-maintained koala centre with free entry! 🐨 Plenty of picnic spots, short walking tracks, and only a short drive from Brisbane city. A perfect place for a relaxing day surrounded by nature. Amazing experience overall! ✨

  • 5 Gabriel De la torre
    a month ago

    Beautiful centre with a lot of information about koalas, their conservation and the biodiversity of the daisy hill forest. There are some koalas that you can see. The place is great for a familt and there is heaps of parking, walking trails, bbq areas and amenities.

  • 5 Agnita Siska Pramasdyahsari
    4 weeks ago

    It's free, a very educational and family-friendly place. If you are interested in Australian wildlife and conservation, especially if you are visiting with children, it is definitely worth a visit. 🐨🌿

  • 5 Kris Towers
    6 months ago

    Had an amazing time here! Went on my own but it's definitely for the whole family. Kid friendly. They have a couple of feeding times and they explain more about koalas and the individual ones that love there. A few hiking trails, horseback riding trails and a park for picnics. I'm happy I found this gem on my holiday.

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Come and meet the koalas at Daisy Hill Koala Centre and learn how you can get involved in koala conservation. Photo credit: © Logan City Council

Immerse yourself in a tranquil forest setting. Enjoy the sounds or birdsong and the scent of eucalyptus just 20 minutes from Brisbane. Photo credit: Debi Brett © Queensland Government

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Teacher packs

Daisy Hill Koala Centre provides curriculum-based lesson plans, teacher guides and resources for school excursions to Daisy Hill Koala Centre, and to other koala bushland eucalypt forests.

If you plan to visit Daisy Hill Koala Centre for a primary school excursion:

If you can’t make it to Daisy Hill Koala Centre, the following additional resources can be used for primary or high school excursions to any eucalypt forest:

On Country Adventure Pack

Our new On Country Adventure Pack, is a self-guided First Nations activity pack designed to support schools in delivering cross-curricular activities during your visit.

Curated by Ranger Taleah, a Bundjalung woman, the On Country Adventure Pack features a range of authentic First Nations traditional games and activities. These include the Yulunga Traditional Indigenous Games, collated by the Australian Sports Commission with acknowledgments to Dr Edwards and the traditional owners.

These hands-on activities are a wonderful way for students to explore wildlife-inspired storytelling, enjoy physical activity, and foster a deeper understanding of First Nations culture.

Don’t forget to select our On Country Adventure Packs when booking your visit with us.

Helping sick, injured or orphaned koalas

If you encounter sick, injured or orphaned wildlife immediately call 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625) to give the animal the best chance of survival. 1300 ANIMAL operators will provide you with specialist advice on the safest way to respond to the situation.

Koala sightings

Report koala sightings using the QWildlife app.

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