Beautiful scenery. Cold and strong wind. Its one of the best place to see the unimpeded view of ocean. Its a walk you can enjoy on wooded boardwalk looking at the ocean, waves, sky, flying birds, occasional seal, shrubs, man made penguin nests. It’s a power spot!

If you're on Phillip Island, you've gotta hit up The Nobbies. It's one of the coolest places to check out nature! Imagine standing on a boardwalk with the ocean on one side and these epic cliffs on the other. And get this—there are actual penguins and seals that hang out nearby! Perfect for some cute pics or even a school project on wildlife. It's a super chill place to just take in the views and relax. Make sure to bring a jacket though, it can get a bit windy. Totally a 5-star spot!

A very scenic place! You must visit to experience it. The beautiful coastal view. The many many seagulls. The boardwalk. And so on. Btw, wear a windbreaker as the wind is quite strong. 👍👍👍

The centre was closed when I first came on evening of 7 Mar 24. I returned the next morning (8 Mar) after it was opened. Exhibits present Antarctica facts and stuff of previous explorations there. There's a giftshop and cafe, the cafe with a great view of the nobbies. Ordered a burger, which was great.

This is a beautiful lookout with breathtaking views. There are so many locations to take photos as much as you want. There are several types of birds, flowers, and the beach scenes are awesome. I very much enjoyed the visits. The outside lookout area is free for everyone, and there is a walking path towards the sea, which is so beautiful. If you pay some extra dollars, you could visit the Nobbies Centre.

Awesome views and fantastic walkways in amongst the penguins burrows. A beautiful place for a walk and to take some breathtaking photos of the rugged scenery. There are seals that live on the distant rocks though youll need a good pair of binoculars to see them. The visitor center is excellent with details of the local wildlife and a cafe, and sheltered views for when it gets too windy. An excellent place to visit. Highly recommended.

Do come during sunset where you can have an awesome view of the sea and setting sun, and spend about 30 minutes or so along the boardwalk. There are some interesting information about the place, where you can spend about 45 mins or so in there. Breeze is strong and do bring along a windbreaker even during summer. You can see lots of birds and wildlife. Encouraged to purchase ticket beforehand, online and can consider purchasing the multi attraction tickets should you be going to the penguin parade etc. Tip: plan your trip such that you arrive here before taking the small road to penguin parade which starts after sunset. That small less used road gives you another awesome scenic drive!

One of the most breathtaking spots in Victoria. The Nobbies boardwalk is a must visit spot when you visit Phillip Island. There are no entries or tickets required here. I also like to call it a mini-Great-Ocean-Road as the scene could almost rival that of the twelve apostles, but much closer from Melbourne. The Nobbies centre also as their own cafe which serves good food and coffee.

Enjoyed great food at the Cafe, sitting next to the huge panoramic windows highly recommended. Watching the changing weather, then braving the windy weather, was rewarded by awesome huge waves at the Blowhole. A stroll along the board walk was great and easygoing, some steps in different sections.

Only did the walks outside this time. (Boardwalks)Spectacular views. Loads of Cape Barren Geese - spring is breeding season, so lots of babies too. Drive slowly along these roads! Definitely visit here.

captivating destination along the coastline. Known for its stunning ocean views and diverse marine life, it provides an enriching experience. The educational exhibits enhance understanding of the local environment, making it a worthwhile stop for nature enthusiasts and visitors seeking coastal beauty.

Stunning scenery as you walk along the Broadwalk. Worth a visit. Can do the penguin parade after you finish the Broadwalk. Better still, walk down from the Nobbies to the penguin parade. It is very pleasant and you will see many different animals along the way.

Great views, especially at sunset. The boardwalk is excellent and you can see a few penguins too. Can be crowded but not to the point of being uncomfortably so. A quick heads up that you can’t drive in any later than an hour before sunset but once you’re in you can stay as long as you want.

Fantastic view. If you're already in the area, it's well worth going. It can get cold down their however, and windy, so make sure you bring something warm to wear. It's only a short walk, but the time well spent comes from deciding to stop and take in the atmosphere around you.

Great experience here. Stopped by before Penguin Parade, glad we did. Unbelievable views of The Nobbies inside and out. And really great food! Excellent fish and local beer. Bonus: the info guy at the Antarctic Journey (terrific experience by the way, not to be missed) gave us the inside scoop on where to sit for the Penguin Parade. Overall excellent time, highly recommend despite being there on a very crowded day.

Amazing place to visit with family and friends. This was my second time here and the view is always breathtaking. You need to buy tickets for the discovery center and recommend buying it in advance.

The views and rock structures were incredible. We loved it. Good to have toilets nearby, though the cafe was out of action the day we were there. The cafe did have great views. Maybe a guide book about Philip Island for sale would be helpful.

This was beautiful !!! We brought lunch from home and sat on the benches provided and ate lunch and had fun with seagulls diving for our food. We then did the boardwalk which everyone enjoyed. Very pretty, among nature and its beauty. This is a short walk and worth it. We went on a weekday and it wasn’t busy which we really enjoyed.

Situated on Ventnor Road Summerlands. Lots to see and experience with the Ocean Discovery Centre and miles of board walks on the bluff with views far out to sea. Whales and dolphins have been sighted and a colony of Australian Fur Seals on Seal Rock (better seen through a strong lens). Penguins in their breeding boxes and burrows, multitudes of Terns and Silver Gulls, Cape Barren Gees and the occasional Copperhead snake. View out to Nobbies surrounds is breathtaking. A restaurant and clean toilets available on site. Highly recommend and well worth the trip.

Can't comment on the centre experience as we only visited here briefly for the views and the wildlife. Plenty of geese freely wandering along the windy entry road. From the walkways we got to see parents feeding their young, penguins taking refuge for the day and amazing views looking out towards Tasmania. We arrived around 9am and by the time we left parking was backed up so recommend going early if possible, you also can't be there too late due to the penguin experience etc.

Lots of wind and crowd. Do carry a jacket as it can get chilly. It was fun to watch sea gulls trying to face the wind to carry food for the young ones. We didn’t spot any seals though. Good place to spend sometime before heading for Penguin parade.

Stunning, one of the best places to visit. Board walk is a little shakey, could do with a refresh. Highly recommended view!

The Antarctic centre was closed when Google Maps said it should be open. We drove all the way out and were disappointed. We found the boardwalk though which was beautiful. Some great birdlife around and a peaceful and scenic spot to sit.

This is SO worth finding an hour or so to go see and hand feed especially the kangaroos and emus! It's just a delightful place if you enjoy interacting with wildlife. I'm from the US so this was a very rare experience for me. Parking is easy, entrance fee with pellet food is very reasonable. I laughed so much. The emu are big! I was the brave one to put out a handful of feed and they're aggressive but won't hurt you. I loved it! Great separate area for bigger kids. Plenty of other areas for the little ones, too.

While I have mixed feelings about this place, it's still one of my favourite things to do on Phillip Island. Allow a couple of hours to walk around, but if your time is limited then at least visit the paddock where you can feed the emus and red kangaroos. The emus look intimidating from the outside but you should walk in confidently - once you're in there, it should be worth it. There's also a range of other Australian animals around the park, including koalas and Tasmanian devils. The animals seem generally well cared for. That said, it could all be so much better. The whole park needs serious upgrades and remediation. The wetland/lake area in particular looks unnaturally degraded. It's seemed to get worse over the years, and it can't be good for the wellbeing of the grey kangaroos and wallabies that hang out down there. I also find some of the smaller enclosures, especially for birds and reptiles, quite sad. The signage throughout the park is dated and minimal. I'd love to see the park keep the animal interaction that makes it so great, while also being brought up to modern standards, even if it means a price increase and more focus on the close encounters.

Great day out for all ages. Wildlife are super tame and able to be hand fed. Please don't chase the animals, they're all beautiful. The reserve is bigger than expected. I'd recommend enclosed shoes. Entry cost is roughly $20/adult, includes a bag of feed. Additional bags can be purchased for $0.50 each. Family pass available for $50, 2 adults abs up to 3 children.

Fantastic day out at the Phillip island wildlife park. We had so much fun. It isn't expensive like the others, you pay to go in & you get two free bags of pellets to feed the kangaroos plus you can buy extras for 50 cents. Great place for a family day out. The little gift shop has some really good Aussie souvenirs that are very reasonably priced. The people there are lovely too.

Love this place!!!! I was amazed by nature and setting of the wildlife park which is different from other places I have been before. Kangaroos are super cute and friendly. They are clean and fluffy too! You don't need to learn boxing before go to meet them. Beware of the ghoose, they are a bit scary but you can calm them down by simply put a handful food on the ground for them (don't throw food on the ground since it's difficult for them to find and eat). Thank you Phillip island wildlife park's staff who take care of these animals and create this fantastic nature experience. 100% go back and recommend to others 🥰💚

We have been here a few times and each time we thoroughly enjoy our up close experience with the animals. Highly recommended venue to anyone visiting Phillip Island!

Thrilling experience for a visitor . Vast park with lot of scope to walk around and see , go near , touch and even feed wild animals like EMU , Kangaroo. Several species of birds are in closed enclosures worth watching. As expected Koalas were sleeping. Dingo and Tasmanian Devil were in closed enclosures . It’s Kangaroos all the way , very friendly & plenty

This is a good wildlife park. There are kangaroos, emus koalas, Tasmanian devil etc. if you want to feed grey kangaroos you have to walk down hill you will meet them. Ticket is not expensive and including animal food per person that enough to feed them. Kangaroos is not aggressive it is quite kinds. and you also meet wallabies jump around the park.

We have driven past it countless times in my life and I finally decided to pay them a visit. It was a great day my family spent about 3.30 hours there and loved every minute ,it is a little rundown but all the animals are very well looked after. The relaxed atmosphere there gives you All the time you need and feeding so many different animals is a highlight.bags of food for 50 cents is a bargain.

Loved the place. Was nice and beautiful. Seemed well maintained. Loved feeding the kangaroos, wallabies and emus. Overall good experience, would like to visit again.

An experience of a lifetime and one I will never forget. Watching the animals roam freely is such a beautiful and rare thing. Getting up close and personal with the Kangaroos, feeding them from my hand and petting them was the highlight of my trip to Australia so far - and it only costs $21pp entry plus $1 per bag for the Kangaroo food (you can buy as many bags as you like - we bought 6 bags between the 2 of us!). Not to be missed.

This place is amazing. It doesn't do the advertising that the Koala park does, but that's a politics-kind-of-thing, not a reflection on their quality. You can feed and pet kangaroos and wallabies (my personal favourite). Many of the wallabies have Joey's, as well, and you get to see them climbing in and out of their mom's pouch. The cost is very reasonable, and extra bags of food are only one dollar - so, you can feed 'till your heart is content. There are also other cool animals that you get to see (but not pet and feed), such as Tazzy Devils and Dingos. For the bird-fans, there are birds - not really my thing. This is a huge park, and you can easily spend all day here, and I would set aside at least a few hours, and that's if you don't linger too long... you can pretty much spend all day with these guys, if you want.

A natural rustic scenery this park offers an extensive range of Australian Wildlife. Easy to get around. The animals are close and some you can feed by hand and pat. You can walk around with Wallaby, Emu, Swans and Cape Barren Geese and lots more. The park has a large wetlands where you can enjoy watching wildlife in their natural habitat. Plenty of parking. A small gift shop. I highly recommend a visit. You will thoroughly enjoy.

This place has a wide range of Australian species, they are all domesticated so they are very friendly and not afraid of humans. One of the best experiences cuz I got the chance to come close to admire, pet, and feed them. The facility in general is clean and well maintained too. Love it ❤️

Excellent place for upfront encounter with animals. Kangaroos, wallabies, swans, wild birds, emus, snakes, reptiles, Eagles, owls, colourful birds, koalas, dingo, wombat, echinda and many more. No food, except for packages items. You get feed as part of your entry fees to feed emus and kangaroos. Children below 4 years don't need entry tickets.

Lovely animals, but RUDE staffs. While my friend enjoyed the acompanies the kangaroos, the animals suddenly started to flee and the birds flew all over the sky for unknown reason. To capture the moment, my friend run to take the videos when the staff stopped him. As much as he apologized and assure not to repeat, he was still asked to leave the park. And the staff used the word “stupid”. Later, we talked to the supervisor, the women at the reception. I don’t think she was open for any constructive discussion. On the contrary, she kept interrupting us and exaggerated our behavior (such as jail). I find her attitude EXTREMELY provoking. My friend’s inappropriate behavior was triggered in a very rare circumstance and not intentional. We normally expected a warning for this, instead of removal for good. Even if the decision cannot be overturn, there could have been better ways of communication, but we didn’t see any from either the staffs. And, we are Asian, not sure if it matters.

Such a great place to walk around and see all the native animals. $21 for the entry ticket includes a bag of pellets to feed the kangaroo and emu. Be careful as the emu will try to steal the whole bag of food if they see it, I had to hide it in my pocket and the emu still followed us around for a bit 😂

Unfortunately, it was not a great experience at the wildlife park. I was there during high sun, so most animals were burrowed or hiding, but I'm sure some enclosures must have been empty, but no signs to say so. The first impression wasn't so welcoming on the ticket office, and the park has a feel of unkempt. The whole park feels baron, and with animal ID plates faded, hanging sideways or not present, it could do with a reboot. I'd be happy to share more directly with the park, as you can't improve if you're not aware.

I got in early in the morning so the kangaroos and wallabies were hungry and could be easily fed. By around 2pm they had been well fed by the guests and wouldn't eat from your hand anymore

Thick dense Fog greeted us as we drove towards the island, visibility became low, and felt like being inside a movie scene. So many tourists were there, parking was ok, millions of birds, everywhere, saw penguins 🐧, wallabies, wombats, big birds looking like from dinosaurs world, etc, very exciting 😀

Took my friend from Sydney and her family to Phillip Island Wildlife Park with my family. The place was fantastic. We all had fun and had plenty of interactions with the animals. Our daughters enjoyed chasing after emus and feeding the kangaroos

What a wonderful experience to share with our little boy. All staff were professional and Tom was full of knowledge which was awesome. We loved watching many penguins come to shore and then loved walking along aode many on our way back. We booked our trip to Phillip Island to see the penguins and they did not disappoint.

Do come early to get the best seats to watch the penguins stroll in, unless you've paid to view them from underground. The place is well maintained and managed to sneak a few pictures of the penguins. Great place for kids to learn about the penguins and conservation efforts to protect them. Highly recommended.

A great place to relax and go for holidays! Something kids would love to see nature and those little penguins! Worth the wait staying at the penguin parade until 11:30pm!

Our Go West tour was specifically for my wife and I to see the Penguins in their habitat and to watch the Parade. We were able take video and pictures along the boardwalk by the ocean. The boardwalk was safe for my wife to walk and we definitely enjoyed seeing the penguins; I mention this because it shows how important safety is to this organization for folks who come to visit especially if they are physically disabled or families with buggies. And seeing homes made for the little penguins and the well kept natural homes for them was amazing. When it was time to go to the visitors center we enjoyed an early dinner. May I say that with the number of guests eating at the restaurant the quality and plating of each dish we ordered was delicious and well presented. I observed your restaurant manager, Heni, take the time to look for guests whose food had been made but not picked up because they were sitting where the buzzers didn’t reach them. In all my time I’ve never seen that level of customer service before. We so enjoyed our overall experience of the penguin parade even with the rain and earlier then expected closure due to safety concerns with thunder and lightning. In addition, I am writing to let you know what an amazing group of people you have working at the Phillip Island Nature Parks. Every person we came in contact with was kind, helpful, and wonderful. Stephanie and others assisted my wife who needed the buggy down to and from the viewing platform as walking is strenuous for her; your staff assisted and made sure she had a place to view the penguin's waddling to their homes. On my walk back to the visitor center as my wife was on the buggy one of your orange vested staff shared information about the bandicoots and the story of their reemergence on the island (I’m so sorry I didn’t get your name, you were knowledgeable and friendly). And Steven, thank you for taking the time to speak with me about some of what I wrote here. Thank you all for your efforts and love for Phillip Island Nature Parks flora and fauna.

Great experience and suitable for older kids who can survive long journey in the mini bus. The travelling time is about 2 hrs one way. I joined Go West tour operator for a full day tour to Philip Island and went to see a few other places before heading to Penguin Parade at the end of the destination. Penguins are coming after sunset is down or around 6pm local time. These penguins are the smallest species among the other penguins in the world. They are super cute walking around the beach and climbs to the hills to find place to rest after hunting for the foods. It was amazing experience exploring the surroundings since the views are breathtaking especially in nice cold sunny weather.

Something you need to do at least once in your lifetime. Informative staff, adorable penguins, beautiful environment- what’s not to love? Pay extra for the premium seating/underground viewing- it’s totally worth it!!

My wife and I went on the Ultimate Penguin experience. We were provided with wet weather pants and jackets against the cold wet night. Then with a portable seat, earpiece (to easily hear our guide), torch and night vision scope, we walked about 1km to the beach and sat on the sand in the dark watching the penguins come ashore. It was awesome seeing them so close and watching their clumsy waddling and falling over themselves. The rain did not detract from the experience, if anything, it was perfect penguin weather. Our guide, Rachael gave us the perfect amount of commentary and information, pointing out things she wanted us to see on the way. Her passion was infectious, kudos++ to you Rachael, you have found your calling! On the walk back to the visitors centre in the dark, we saw more penguins on the road heading to their burrows. A great experience. The only thing lacking was a hot drink at the end of the night! Thoroughly recommend this, the small group (about 10 of us) made it all that more special.

Look at the right side or left side. Can’t see much at middle. Booking is essential. The underground viewing is good to try.

Penguin parade - do not miss this no matter what! Watch the penguins come out of the ocean after the sun sets, watch them gather in groups and then race up the beach. You then get to watch them waddle all the way to the nests in the hills to feed their babies- yes it is breading season right now. This is one of the most amazing experiences of my life and I cannot recommend the penguin parade highly enough. Don’t be the idiot that takes photos or video - no one wants to be that idiot. If you do nothing else on Phillip island, do the penguin parade!

Definitely worth the visit!! This place is soooo nice and has a breathtaking view. We went there during winter/spring hence it was very windy and please bring a coat, jacket or blanket if you're stay for the penguin parade. Love to see the cute penguins! I would definitely come again if i have the chance to.

Loved the penguins here, do book ahead for for the seats and the tour. And make sure you are well wrapped up, it does get cold!

Breathtaking views and change in scenery as sunset transcended. The sound of the ocean waves crashing and the crisps coolness of the air is amazing. And the little fairy penguins are so adorable! The kids LOVED it! The experience is well worth paying for it, at least once 😆 We paid for the general viewing ticket. Coming during winter is good as the penguins generally come to shore when dark (around 5-ish pm). Suppose it’s better for younger kids so they don’t have to wait too long but got to rugged up for the cold. We wanted to get as close to the front row seats so we were here about 1 1/2 hours earlier before estimated penguin return time. And we did 😀 Recommend to wear sufficient warm clothing and bring snacks to nibble. A rug/mat as well if it’s a rainy day. As an adult it is surprisingly fun to watch the penguins waddling/running in to shore. I guess there is a kid in every one of us 😊 So cute to see how the penguins care for each other. They literally come in ones or pairs and they wait for their “small group” and then run in together as a team to their burrows. As you walk back on the boardwalk you get to see how the penguins interact with each other. So many different sounds they emit - be it playing, resting, fighting, feeding, resting or mating. Beauty of life and nature. It’s a pity photo taking aren’t allowed but it’s understandable. But it allows us to savour the moment 😀 They have information posters and few activities indoor. Good range of souvenirs (especially for kids…..parents $$$😅). There are food kiosk as well but did not check it out. Great work done for preserving this nature park.

Been here before and always enjoy walking with the wildlife. The sea breeze can make it a wee bit cool so bring a light coat.

An experience not to be missed if you are travelling around Melborn, this is also a small highlight to visit, actually you'd better book tickets a few day before, on the road 3-4 km to the park, we have seen the notice of "ticket sold out", and it had been so crowed in the park a few hours before the big show. Nice park to walk around, many different animals viewable from the road some including the geese tend to get on the road. The highlight is for sure to spot penguins in the burrows, at the beginning there was hardly a penguin to be seen, when most of them left (around 9:30 p.m.) then a lot of them came and it was just great! It's a big pity that it was forbidden to take photos and videos, but also understandable. You really learned a lot about penguins, e.g. that they go back into the sea about 2 hours before the sunrise. Recommendation to wear warmly, it is windy and fresh, but beautiful sunset.

Such precious, amazing penguins! How lucky we are to have the opportunity to visit them in their own habitat. Very easy accessibility for all, including disabled. Take a cushion to sit on, a blanket to wrap yourself in. It can be quite cold, especially if windy. Get there at least an hour beforehand for good posi if general admission. The Rangers are terrific and very informative.

As the entry fee is reasonable, I don't mind to help conserve Koalas. However most of the Koalas are older. It's hard to see younger ones as they live mostly at the top of the trees. However staff are friendly and I enjoyed the quiet natural beauty as well, though there was only one bench to sit! It was our third visit and first time we heard Koala's bellow! It sounds almost like the sound of a motorbike.

I visited in May and had a wonderful experience! The entry price was reasonable and the reserve well kept. A lot of care and effort went into minimising human interference and maintaining a natural environment. Volunteers were extremely helpful in pointing out the koala which can be hard to spot. The loop takes about 45minutes to walk, but if you are stopping to search for koalas and are busy taking pictures (like me!) then it could easily take 1-1.5hours. Will definitely visit again!

This was our first stop after a long drive and I actually enjoyed this more than the penguin parade. A nice tranquil walk through the reserve whilst looking out for wallabies, birds and of course koalas. I think we were lucky (or they’re more active closer to dusk) but we counted and saw most of the koalas that were in each area. Several were very close to the boardwalk rather than up in the trees. A few of the wallabies and koalas had babies as well. We drove past a more expensive koala park on the way that looked like it was going for the family theme park with koala vibe so if people have hyperactive kids this may not be for you. Would highly recommend this place and look forward to seeing how they develop with more spaces in the future.

This is a great place to see and learn about koalas. And you can feel at ease knowing that the money you spend here goes to where it is needed. Every morning, rangers go around to find where the koalas are and put up signs around that area so visitors can more easily find them up in the trees. (On sunny days, it’s probably not the easiest to spot them without a bit of help!)

One of the best Koala reserved. Place is so well maintained and you will be able to have close up view with the koalas. Great place to bring along your kids.

This was an unexpected highlight- amazing experience! We got to see 8 koalas in the trees - ranges are on hand to point them out high up in the trees. We were lucky enough to see one koala shimmy down the tree and walk along the walkway wooden railing, giving us a chance to see it up close. So super cute and cuddle (except for those long claws!) This was a so much better experience than seeing them in a cage-enclosure, or purposely placed on a tree stump where you pose next to them for a photo. Highly recommended!

Great experience for me and my family as this was the first sighting of koalas for us. Ticket was $30 per adult which is reasonable and worth. There were 8 koalas and lots of Wallabies and we were fortunate to spot all the koalas. Staff was friendly and helpful.

It was my first time seeing koalas and it was really nice. You can see koalas in their natural habitats. Shady place Each viewing point has a sign with the number of koalas on it. Made us feel like we were playing the game of finding all the koalas. It was really fun, even my parents liked it.

Great time, guaranteed to see koalas, not guaranteed to see them awake but we were lucky I think as was wet and colder last night so eating this morning. The boardwalks with fresh eucalyptus branches placed close by do encourage the awake ones to be close to visitors instead of high in the trees, so great viewing and photo opportunities.

Feeling lucky? Then come here to test it out, because one of these cuties literally walked a fashion show in front of us. We were actually every lucky because most of the koalas were awake and quite interactive. Customer service could improve though.

Koala conservation reserves Australia Being a cat owner, I have a knack for finding hidden kitties. However, I quickly realized that spotting koalas requires a different set of skills. These furry creatures can climb high up on thin branches and blend in with the eucalyptus tree trunks. I visited around and discovered that all the koalas were peacefully sleeping. It took me a little while to locate each one of them. The entry price was reasonable and the reserve well kept. A lot of care and effort went into minimising human interference and maintaining a natural environment. Volunteers were extremely helpful in pointing out the koala which can be hard to spot. The loop takes about 45minutes to walk, but if you are stopping to search for koalas and are busy taking pictures If I hadn't been pressed for time, I could have happily stood there, mesmerized by their serene slumber. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Additionally, I was lucky enough to spot some adorable wallabies during

Being a cat owner, I have a knack for finding hidden kitties. However, I quickly realized that spotting koalas requires a different set of skills. These furry creatures can climb high up on thin branches and blend in with the eucalyptus tree trunks. I visited around 3-4pm and discovered that all the koalas were peacefully sleeping. It took me a little while to locate each one of them. If I hadn't been pressed for time, I could have happily stood there, mesmerized by their serene slumber. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Additionally, I was lucky enough to spot some adorable wallabies during my visit.

The main visitor centre provides a lot of interesting information in a visually stimulating and interactive manner. The two koala boardwalks provide an opportunity to get close to the koalas and watch them sleep, eat and sleep a little more. The park is set out in a visitor friendly manner, with lots of space to move around and see the koalas from many different angles. Many opportunities to see other wildlife too, including swamp wallabies. We took our time, 3 adults and 4 children, and did everything the park had to offer in 90-120mins.

I really want to thank all the people who contributed to support this conservation center. Hats off for your effort. Really enjoyed the walk in the park. Sighted so many beautiful things in the visit. Friendly staff and beautifully designed sites for koala and other dwellers. Kids will love to see beautiful and majestic Koala.

Pretty good. Well maintained and staff available in the boardwalk area, should you need them. You can see several koalas and would be just about guaranteed to see one. They're fairly difficult to see in detail unless you have a good camera or binoculars but you can see them up in the treetops from below. Some interactive things/craft and colouring zone for kids or koala themed play equipment would improve the place. The potting up of seeds was a cool thing to do and there were interesting displays inside. The gift shop had a few soft toys and gift type items. Toilets were available but there was only one unisex toilet and one disabled toilet. They're located out the front on the deck.

A great place to get a close encounter with koalas without disrupting them too much. The rescued koalas are grouped into two colonies and some freelancers. The two groups are placed inside their own enclosed area with elevated walking platforms for visitors to see them up close. For the free roaming ones, the centre staff places signs on the ground helping visitors to spot them high up: after all, they are koalas so they will be there for most of the day. Some other animals are also present but we only spotted a wallaby. There are also conservation programs on some sea birds. If you are visiting Phillip Island for better known attractions like the penguin parade, consider visiting this as well.

A great little park, with 2 koala boardwalks, easy walking for kids & the elderly. We saw about 10 koalas. Volunteers and guides are there to give more information and answer questions. I also liked their giftshop, reasonably priced items.

An amazing experience, the Koalas 🐨 gorgeous. There are signs around the different walks that tell you that there is a koala nearby. They were quite active when we were there, and 2 had babies! The raised board walks allow you to see the Koalas much more easily.

Rachel, who we bought our tickets from, was incredibly helpful answering our questions and sharing her thoughts and suggestions. The koalas there were super cute and you get to see them fairly close up in a space that feels natural and healthy for them. It was a really lovely and serene space with beautiful birds to see as well. It took about 1-2 hours to see everything at a relaxed pace which was really nice. Would recommend The information center was also interesting to learn more about koalas and was a nice experience too.

I had a lovely time here, the staff were friendly and the koalas 🐨 were adorable. My friend and I got to see many native animals here and even got to see a koala eating their eucalyptus leaves! Would love to visit again.

I did a lovely walk on the North Loop. It's an easy walk with lots of spots to stop and soak in the views. It took me about 2 hours but I was taking it slowly. The track is well signposted. The history of this island marks its name as Millowl of the Boon Wurrung language group and gives a history of its first English occupant, Lieutenant Grant. There is a cairn that marks where Grant's first house was and information about the garden he planted (wheat, barley, corn etc). The French planted a similar garden on French Island. It was a beautifully windy day with sun and light rain showers so it was good to have layers, a wind proof rain proof jacket and beanie along with short sleeves for the sunny moments! 4 seasons in one day weather for sure! I stopped for a delicious lunch in the cafe at the end of the walk. It's in the Churchill Island information centre. Overall, a lovely day out.

Pretty fun historical farm, lots of outdoor games, sheep sheering, whip cracking demonstration, museum, wine stalls, cafe and gift shop. $15 entry which is great value.

Good place for families to visit. You can walk round the island in 1.5 hours. There are activities such as cow milking, sheep shearing, whip cracking etc.

Stunning, historical and cultural heritage all these adjectives you can use. What a mind blowing and refreshing feeling. We just tried to follow the beauty of the island. There were some events going on there. But we just jumped in one; which called " working dog". Had good time with "rip" the dog. We meet with neuville. That horse is too adorablevand also her two kids. But the best part of the island is Roggers cottage. This cottage will give you a feeling how Rogers family used to live there with their family and their workers. You can imagine their total lifestyle. Please visit this island at first place once you arrive phillip island. Strongly recommend.

Very underrated attraction in Phillip Island! Churchill Island has a very interesting 1800s house with many of the elements preserved. They also run sheep shearing, blacksmithing, dog heading and animal milking. There is also a Farmers Market first Saturday each month with much more than produce to see. Can be boggy in places in winter so be aware of that

Great place to visit and walk around , plenty of activities throughout the day so check before going. Food at the cafe was good offering plenty of views if it was raining like it was when we visited. We took a long walk after the rain and it’s such a great island. Please visit and support!

School holidays are the best time to visit the island if you want to see and participate in cow milking and whip cracking. Demonstrations of sheep shearing, sheep dog at work rounding up sheep and blacksmithing are some of the other activities. Entry tickets include the two historical well preserved cottages. You can see the paddocks and horses also. Beautiful views from the cafe. Most of the demonstrations start at 2pm. Hay rides are in the morning.

We had such a good time on this island. So peaceful and calm place 💕 Friendly and lovely hoses, cows and sheep. Worth to buy entry fees!

A Beautiful Homestead with long local history . An assortment of farm animals ,with great individual character and personality. Well worth the Visit ..

Great place to visit for the day. Heard about it from a friend. We went around 12pm which gave us enough time to walk around, catch a bite to eat and then go to all the demonstrations events that started at 2pm. Great little gem.

In one word "BEAUTY AT IT'S BEST". what a great place to visit. scenery of Churchill Island’s extensive farm grounds and beautiful gardens make me amazed 😊. The way they maintaining the grass lands. Another superb attraction is the Scottish Highland cattle. There are a couple of farm activities there like cow milking, whip cracking, sheep shearing and my Favourite was working dog🐕. It was really a good experience for all specially the kids. There is a beautiful garden is another attraction over there. They maintained heritage cottages so that we can get an idea about the past history. Good place to click pictures. Highly recommend for families. Best place to relax and enjoy. Nice toilet facilities. Wheelchair accessible. There is ticket fee of $15 per person.

It's a fantastic spot to have a wonderful time, offering up-close interactions with numerous animals and a variety of activities. The on-site restaurant serves decent but slightly pricey food, and there's ample parking available.

Beautiful area to take some nice scenery 📸. Gift shop n a Cafe present at this location. Plenty of parking available.

A lovely place for walking - the track around the farm is gravel (well maintained). Plenty of animals can be seen without paying to enter the farm.

Great view combine with good food. Many activity for kids. You can spend half days here. If you only have one day in Phillip Island, you need to come early.