Experience the tropical rainforest from a totally unique perspective – aboard an amphibious World War II Army Duck. See fascinating plants and wildlife as you pass by, before splashing into the lake for a cruise. With propeller engaged, your Army Duck cruises up to the water’s edge whilst turtles, fish and eels swim up close.

Learn about aboriginal culture with this interactive experience. Watch a traditional dance performance depicting animals, food gathering, and hunting.On the guided Dreamtime Walk you’ll try your hand at boomerang throwing, and observe spear-throwing and didgeridoo playing. At the Cultural Centre, you can also purchase authentic artworks.

Join a guided tour on our covered boardwalks providing excellent viewing of native Australian animals, including crocodiles, wombats, dingoes, snakes, lizards, frogs, and the cassowary. Handfeed kangaroos and wallabies, observe the tiger quoll, or have your photo taken cuddling a cute koala, or holding a small crocodile (optional extra).

The Colonial Restaurant overlooks the picturesque lake, whilst the Outback Restaurant is styled as a traditional Aussie Outback venue.

The restaurants serve a delicious BBQ Buffet Lunch, including soup, bread rolls, steak, sausages, chicken, noodles, jacket potatoes, and a wide selection of salads, fruits and cheeses.

Take time to meander through the Tropical Fruits Orchard, which features over 40 different species of exotic tropical fruit trees. This tranquil setting provides the perfect opportunity to view and learn about fruits of the region and the world including jackfruit, paw paw, lychees, mango, cocoa, carambola, star apple, and pineapple.

Whether you’re looking for a small, informal luncheon, or an over-the-top, fully themed extravaganza, Rainforestation Nature Park caters for all group sizes ranging from 40 to 2000 people.Involve all the park’s attractions in your function, with pre-dinner drinks in the Koala & Wildlife Park, day or night Army Duck tours, or a Pamagirri Dance performance.