MOONLIT SANCTUARY WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PARK

The Moonlit sanctuary is an award-winning place to stay located close to Melbourne. This is a unique place for those who want to experience the best of Australian wildlife. From endangered animals to some of the most captivating native species, you can get up close and personal with them. Some of the most sought after animals here include kangaroos, and wallabies that you can not only meet but also cuddle them. The range of animals here are known to be fascinating and insightful too.

Also, whether you want to just pay a visit or celebrate an occasion with your loved ones on your Australia trip, this resort has got you covered. Apart from individual animal encounters, it also comes with a lot of unique experiences, like talks about animals, feeding the animals, and even attending a night tour. Through your visit, you are contributing towards conserving the animals in the region and the conservation programs that assist the same.

Highlights

• Celebrate your birthday with your near and dear ones with animals through a bbq party amidst your favourite animals.
• Opt for an animal encounter to get up close and personal with your favourite animal and know more about them. 
• Book a night tour and explore the premises of the park at night to get a glimpse of the animals.
• Volunteer in the conservation park to know more about the animals and the efforts required to preserve and protect their habitat.

How To Reach

1. By Car: The conservation park is 63 km from the city centre, it will take 50 min via the M1 route.

2. By Train/ Metro: Take a train to Baxter-Tooradin station which is 2 kilometres away from the museum. You can reach the conservation park from the train station with a 30-minute walk

Best Time To Visit

The Moonlight Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park is open throughout the year, so you can plan your visit at any time of the year. The best season to plan your visit will be the summer season from March to May as this is the time when the climate will be favourable. The best time of the day will be the mornings. This is the time when the animals are active and are more welcoming to its visitors. 

Other Essential Information

1. When attending the night safari, make sure you do not use a flash when you are clicking pictures of the animals. 

2. Do not litter the premises of the conservation park as it can affect not only the animals but also the volunteers working there. 

3. Do follow the instructions of the conservation park workers for a fun-filled and safe experience with the animals. 

4. Although you can plan your visit to the park on the spot, we recommend booking it well in advance. 

5. There are wheelchairs available free of charge for those who need one, so do book them well in advance before arriving.