- Duration: 2 hours (evening; twilight to early night)
- Difficulty: Easy — gentle walking on compact trails; suitable for most ages (children 8+ recommended)
- Group size: Max 8 participants for low disturbance and better viewing
- Highlights: Guided search for wild wombats in their natural habitat, interpretive talk on wombat behaviour and ecology, spotting of other nocturnal species (possums, owls) when available
- Guide: Local wildlife guide with wildlife‑handling and first‑aid training; licensed for low‑impact wildlife viewing
- Route & timing: Short loop trail with quiet observation stops; start ~30 minutes before sunset to coincide with wombat emergence (seasonal timing varies)
- What’s included: Expert guide, binoculars to share, hot drink (tea/coffee), portable LED headlamp, and habitat information sheet
- What to bring: Warm layered clothing, sturdy closed shoes, insect repellent, reusable water bottle, camera with low‑light capability (no flash)
- Wildlife ethics: Strict no‑flash photography and quiet viewing policy to minimise disturbance; guides maintain respectful distance and follow local wildlife regulations
- Accessibility & safety: Not suitable for wheelchairs; uneven terrain and low light — participants with mobility issues should contact us before booking; guides carry communication devices and first‑aid kit
- Booking & cancellation: Advance booking required; full refund for cancellations 7+ days prior, 50% refund 48+ hours prior, no refund within 48 hours (weather or park closures possible)
- Meeting point & pickup: Meet at visitor centre carpark; optional small-group transfers from nearby town available for a fee
Ideal for nature lovers and families who want an intimate, ethical encounter with Australia’s charismatic burrowing mammals.