Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
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You should check out www.brisbane5in1.card.com.au ! Saved me over 100 Dollars on all attractions. Lone Pine was awsome. Also enjoyed the river kayak with Riverlife.
Reviewed by: Lina from on Jun 24 2009
Cuddle a Koala, feed the roos, get close to the beautiful colored birds. This gem of a park is hidden on the edge of Brisbane near Toowong and it was like finding a little Eden in the big city. Loved it and I plan to go back whatever it takes.
Reviewed by: Susan from on Jun 03 2009
This place is awesome for anybody who has a special place in their heart for koalas. The best way to get there is to take a boat ride down the Brisbane river. The boat only make one trip a day and only stays banked at Lone Pine for about 2.5 hours, but that's all you need.
Reviewed by: Jenniffer F from on Jan 13 2009
Lone PIne was amazinggggggggg! i loved it and they were great with the animals. They allow you to get upclose and personal with animals of australia. Lone pine 100% awesome
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 27 2007
Imagine to walk into a park, where Koalas are not held in cages. You can cuddle Koalas and hold a snake or kroc for a littel surcharge. Nice place indeed, especially because you get to see lots of native animals like kangoos, cassawary, emus and beautiful birds!
Reviewed by: joann from on Feb 19 2007
Seeing fluffy koalas almost in their natural habitat,
Reviewed by: P from on Feb 14 2007
It was very good and the koalas were cute. All the people were really nice and I especially liked holding the koala for a bargain price!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 28 2007
Liked the trip down river out of Brisbane. Could have taken a bus, but then we would have had to ride a bus. Lessee... boat - bus - boat - bus -- BOAT!
Reviewed by: Pete- from on Oct 02 2006
We really enjoyed our visit to the Koala sanctuary it made our holiday from the UK a totally magic experiance. Since a small child I had always wanted to hold a koala and now i can say i have done it. I will always remember my visit, and will never forget the look on my 3 childrens faces when they to held a koala and saw and fed the Lorrakeets. Your park is truely awsom. I have told all my friends of our visit and they all want to come to see everything that we have seen. Mitchell Family.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 06 2006
Never thought would hold a koala in my hands, always seen in in the movies..and here i am...at the park itself..its exiting and cherish evry moment of it..its slow moving hands on my arms and shoulder moves me such a beutiful animal is on me...im bless...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 13 2006
Cuddle a koala
Back to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
You should check out www.brisbane5in1.card.com.au ! Saved me over 100 Dollars on all attractions. Lone Pine was awsome. Also enjoyed the river kayak with Riverlife.
Reviewed by: Lina from on Jun 24 2009
Cuddle a Koala, feed the roos, get close to the beautiful colored birds. This gem of a park is hidden on the edge of Brisbane near Toowong and it was like finding a little Eden in the big city. Loved it and I plan to go back whatever it takes.
Reviewed by: Susan from on Jun 03 2009
This place is awesome for anybody who has a special place in their heart for koalas. The best way to get there is to take a boat ride down the Brisbane river. The boat only make one trip a day and only stays banked at Lone Pine for about 2.5 hours, but that's all you need.
Reviewed by: Jenniffer F from on Jan 13 2009
Lone PIne was amazinggggggggg! i loved it and they were great with the animals. They allow you to get upclose and personal with animals of australia. Lone pine 100% awesome
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 27 2007
Imagine to walk into a park, where Koalas are not held in cages. You can cuddle Koalas and hold a snake or kroc for a littel surcharge. Nice place indeed, especially because you get to see lots of native animals like kangoos, cassawary, emus and beautiful birds!
Reviewed by: joann from on Feb 19 2007
Seeing fluffy koalas almost in their natural habitat,
Reviewed by: P from on Feb 14 2007
It was very good and the koalas were cute. All the people were really nice and I especially liked holding the koala for a bargain price!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 28 2007
Liked the trip down river out of Brisbane. Could have taken a bus, but then we would have had to ride a bus. Lessee... boat - bus - boat - bus -- BOAT!
Reviewed by: Pete- from on Oct 02 2006
We really enjoyed our visit to the Koala sanctuary it made our holiday from the UK a totally magic experiance. Since a small child I had always wanted to hold a koala and now i can say i have done it. I will always remember my visit, and will never forget the look on my 3 childrens faces when they to held a koala and saw and fed the Lorrakeets. Your park is truely awsom. I have told all my friends of our visit and they all want to come to see everything that we have seen. Mitchell Family.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 06 2006
Never thought would hold a koala in my hands, always seen in in the movies..and here i am...at the park itself..its exiting and cherish evry moment of it..its slow moving hands on my arms and shoulder moves me such a beutiful animal is on me...im bless...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 13 2006
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