The Sanctuary offers a beautiful space to wander and enjoy at your own pace but we also offer encounters...
Animal Encounters
An encounter is a very special one on one experience with the animal of your choosing.
Learn all about an animal and get up close enough to touch and to experience the wonder of our amazing and unique native wildlife.
Perfect for individuals, couples or families, these unforgettable small group experiences will allow you exclusive up-close access and a fantastic photo opportunity.
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For best chance to meet you favorite animal pay for your encounter and admission to the sanctuary online and call us to book your date and time. Or drop in but it is subject to availability
The encounters are subject to availability, animal welfare and conditions apply.
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Potoroo
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Dingo (need to be over 16 yrs)
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Chuffy! White winged chough
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Bettong
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Koala
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Wombat
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Curlews
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Snake
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Lizards
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Echidna
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Kookaburra
Refreshments
We sell refreshments such as delicious coffee, snacks, drinks and ice creams.
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BBQs are also available for picnics inside the Park. We are closed Christmas day.
Groups
We welcome school groups. School aged children (pre-school to high school) $16 per student
Teachers/Adults $22
Birthday Parties and other groups of 10 people and over 3 to 16 years: $16.00 child and $22.00 adult.
(birthday child free entry and train ride)
Concessions : $22.00
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Art and Environmental Programme
We believe in the connection between art, nature and education. Learning how to appreciate the beauty of what surrounds us is a big part of our work with the community.
The focus of the art programme at Potoroo Palace is to encourage an emotional bond between students and the environment and establish a relationship between the students, the natural world and art. This is done by interpreting different aspects of the natural world through art where the focus is on processes of creating in and with nature. The classes also provide an opportunity for students to explore the local bush area and the impact of humans on different habitats.
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The aim is for students to develop confidence and a sense of belonging in and through creative process, in direct relationship with the natural world, and in view of local and international artists. And above all, build a relationship with community.
Potoroo Palace is part of a strong and diverse community. The art and environment program is part of that strength and diversity, and encourages students to value themselves and each other in that light.
The community includes a cohort of Aboriginal students that participate in a place-based program of bush classes that reference cultural practices, connection with country, and community.
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Interested in being a part of our art programme? Please send an email info@potoroopalace.com
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Students with disabilities participate in the art education and training on the same basis as students without disability.
