



Explore the 5-acre sanctuary at Kiwi Park, a family owned and operated wildlife centre in the heart of Queenstown!
Explore the 5-acre sanctuary at Kiwi Park, a family owned and operated wildlife centre in the heart of Queenstown!
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the magnificent Kiwi Park, a 5-acre oasis in the bustling heart of Queenstown.
A family-owned and operated wildlife centre in the heart of Queenstown, dedicated to saving our endangered wildlife species. We have over 20 species of native wildlife, including New Zealand’s national icon, the Kiwi and our living fossil, the Tuatara.
The Kiwi Park is set in beautifully landscaped native bush and is the perfect place for a relaxed break from the hustle and bustle of downtown Queenstown.
By visiting Kiwi Park you are directly supporting our conservation efforts!
Chill out in our cafe and browse our gift shop, where a portion of proceeds go towards our conservation work.
Kiwi Encounter
Enjoy an unforgettable experience viewing Kiwi while learning about these fascinating birds from our professional wildlife team. Our specially designed nocturnal Kiwi House will provide you with the best Kiwi viewing in the country.
Times:
10am, 11am, 12:15pm, 1pm, 2:15pm, 3pm, 4:15 pm & 5pm (Oct- April)
10 am, 11 am, 12.15pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3.45pm & 4.30 pm (May-Sep)
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before Kiwi Encounter, subject to availability.
Maximum occupancy in Kiwi House 60 people.
Kiwi House open at all times outside Kiwi Encounters for viewing.
Conservation Show
Get up close and personal with our most fascinating, endangered wildlife in this entertaining 30-minute free flight show.
Times:
11.30am, 1:30pm and 3.30pm (Oct-April)
11:30am & 3pm (May - Sep)
All prices are shown inNZD ($)
Real highlights, tips, and the helpful advice straight from Bookme customers who’ve actually done this experience, summarised with AI support
Wonderful little green oasis in the middle of a bustling town. Wonderful combination of native trees and bird song. Very informative; we learned a lot about native birds like the Kaka, Kea, Kiwi…..Also enjoyed seeing a Tuatara close up in an excellent presentation about predators and conservation.
We loved the visit! The wonderful displays with lots of audio information and self paced with a map made it easy. The Kiwi Encounter was a highlight along with the Wildlife Show. Definitely worth a visit
Kia ora, I'm a kiwi and this is the closest I've been to seeing a live kiwi and I've been to a few places in NZ to do so. I don't really agree with the loud presentation going on during the viewing (kiwis need dark and quiet) , however, it was special for me and my boys all the same. Early morning is possibly responsible for the up close foraging. The park is a good size, you must be reasonably mobile though as it is hills and potential slips. The conservation show was delightful, presenter was knowledgeable and passionate. We saw a tuatara up close!
It's a nice park not very big but interesting. You can approach the kiwis (5 in all) in a nice setting with a lot of attention taken to protect them. The commentaires were very good and interesting, as the presentation of other animals like the tuatura. Some animals(birds mainly) in enclosures but the presentation is very good. The entry price is quite high, try to find discounts.
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sabina galant from Australia wrote on 17 April 2026
Bird’s experience
Well maintained and presented NZ bird sanctuary. The information about the birds is clear. The birds themselves are amazing and the crew in place is doing a great job.