What a treat this was! We booked in for the 5:30 pm feeding which was perfect because it finished before it got dark, allowing us to get back to our accommodation with out any issues. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. We got there early and were pleased to hear that Sanctuary entry was included in our tour ticket. It was great to see the tour guide - Dave - adjust the tour footprint to allow for maximum accessibility for wheelchair users. This sanctuary is definitely worth the experience and chance to get up, close and personal with these stunning creatures 🙌

This was the best thing we did! So the feeding because as part of this you get a guide tour and talk from extremely knowledgeable staff who are very passionate about their work. If coming at this time of the year, consider it to be super cold, we had -4c at midday up on the mountain.

I was so pleasantly surprised! A must go to after spending the day in Cradle Mountain. We went here in the evening to catch the Devil Feeding session (which also included quoll feeding) and a very educational talk on both endangered species. Very much worth the time and great to learn about all the great conservation efforts they are involved with.

Definitely come here. The conservation efforts of the staff are to be commended, and they were all really friendly, knowledgeable and only too keen to answer question and were genuinely caring and appreciative of guests coming in and actually caring enough to stop-by. Great to see the devils, as the chances of seeing in the wild are slim to none. They also have eastern and spotted tail quolls, both of which are worth seeing and learning about their plight in the wild. If you love small cute things and wildlife come here. Day Keeper Rory took us on a very comprehensive tour and was clear and easy to understand and super friendly. We also booked the Joey encounter, which again, was super cute and our guide was very personally invested, sharing how she hand raises the variety of joeys under her care, and keeping them with her 24/7 as she goes about her chores and errands.

Loved seeing the Tasmanian Devils for the first time and learning about the Quolls. Got to touch baby Devils and pat Pancake, the Wombat and it actually snowed for about 5 minutes. Pru was very friendly and very informative, you can see how passionate these people are about these endangered animals. I would recommend.

We love wildlife parks and as far as they go this is one of the better ones. The enclosures were excellent, very spacious and lots of places for the critters to explore or hide. Because it is close to Cradle Mountain it is a little more pricey than other similar parks that we visited but still well worthwhile.

Went there on food from the Interpretation Center. We got an amazing tour from one of the keepers (Sarah, i think); we learned so many interesting things about the Devils, which are very cute. We ended adopting one of the devils (Barnsey) :) Would absolutely want to go there again, maybe for one of the evening tours which was fully booked.

Devils at Cradle is a great self funded park conserving the native endangered wildlife. We did the evening feeding tour and loved it. The staff were engaging and knew their stuff definitely recommend if your in the area.