One of Australia’s largest conservation facilities, Aussie Ark, will open its doors to the public again for a short time only this summer.
Due to popular demand, Aussie Ark is inviting wildlife lovers to see what goes on behind the scenes from January 1 – 28, 10am to 2pm daily. Mandatory guided tours are one hour in duration and start at 10.30am, 11.30am and 12.30pm.
Not only does Aussie Ark hold the largest population of the endangered Tasmanian devil on mainland Australia, but it is also home to Eastern quolls, parma wallabies, bandicoots, brush-tailed rock-wallabies, and bettongs.
Set high in the spectacular NSW Barrington Tops, families are invited to escape to the remoteness of Aussie Ark for a day, or make it a weekend of adventure in the Hunter.
Visitors are reminded to follow the latest updates from the Rural Fire Service (rfs.nsw.gov.au), National Parks (nationalparks.nsw.gov.au), NSW Police (facebook.com/nswpoliceforce) and Transport Management Centre (livetraffic.com) when planning a trip to the area.
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