Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is based in Brisbane, Australia, in a large woodland reserve. This sanctuary calls itself the world's oldest and largest Koala rescue centre. Other animals in the sanctuary include kangaroos, birds of prey, and platypus. Visitors to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary get to handle snakes, feed kangaroos and lorikeets, and cuddle koalas. There is also the opportunity for juniors, teenagers and adults to become 'keeper for a day' to experience first-hand what being a wildlife keeper involves.

Recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary, with over 85 years of experience and 130 koalas. Unwind with an organic coffee in the "Koala Forest" surrounded by 40 koalas, or catch the action in the Bird of Prey Free Flight Show! You can also enjoy a real Australian outback farm experience at the daily Sheepdog Show, performed by experienced award-winning sheepdog handlers and their loyal dogs.