Alice Springs Desert Park Australia

Alice Springs Desert Park

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Alice Springs Desert Park is an inspiring portrayal of Australia’s central desert environment that effortlessly blends the plants, birds, animals and …

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May 4, 2024
A terrific representation of the central Australian habitats and their species. Easy walking paths snake through the park, and the place is alive with birds and insects (not in the enclosures). The f… Full review by Andrew P
Mar 27, 2024
Some interesting exhibits featuring many bird varieties, lizards, dingoes and more. Map provided but easy to find your way around. Had higher expectations for the "Bird Show" which started at 10.30 a… Full review by Peter C
Nov 22, 2023
Fabulous outdoor bird show featuring magnificent prey birds. Jeremy was a fantastic guide with very knowledgeable information about Alice Springs, it’s culture and wildlife. Full review by N3927EFdawns
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A microcosm of Central Australian Desert system, the Alice Springs Desert Park is a premier environmental education facility. Spra…
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The Alice Springs Desert Park is an environmental education facility in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia. It is site…
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Facts

Opened:March 1997
Located:Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
Owner:Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory
Annual visitors:68,300 (2017)

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Approximately how many hours should I allocate to see everything?
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I spent about 4 hours and thought that was an ok time. As others have said don’t miss the bird show - fantastic!
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I like my feet to be comfortable and in solid footwear. Is it worth wearing sturdy walking shoes/boots on the trails, or is this …
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I like my feet to be comfortable and in solid footwear. Is it worth wearing sturdy walking shoes/boots on the trails, or is this over the top? Are most of the walkways paved or natural?
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You could actually just wear thongs as the paths are well maintained but it would be wiser to wear closed in shoes, just a light pair of runners or similar... Mostly I recommend the …
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You could actually just wear thongs as the paths are well maintained but it would be wiser to wear closed in shoes, just a light pair of runners or similar... Mostly I recommend the closed in shoe, just in case you encounter any slithery critters and to keep your feet less dusty... If doing the night tour, definately wear closed in decent shoes..
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Why can I book online for only one traveller (your website booking page)? My husband and I want to go together...
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We were there in June and I booked our spot over the phone so unfortunately didn't use the website, I'm sure that if you booked for one you would be able to amend that when you got …
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We were there in June and I booked our spot over the phone so unfortunately didn't use the website, I'm sure that if you booked for one you would be able to amend that when you got there. It is $45 per night, pay for two get the third free, works out at $30 per night.
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