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Territory Wildlife Park

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The Territory Wildlife Park is a diverse sanctuary for all flora and fauna native to the Top End of Australia's Northern Territory. The park is separated into three distinct sections emulating the natural habitat of the varied species. These are wetland, monsoon vine forest and woodland.

Wetland areas on the Park include creeks, springs and lagoons. Wetlands are natural depressions along rivers and floodplains where residual water, providing an abundance of resources for animals and plants.

The Monsoon Vine Forest Walk is an outstanding feature of the Territory Wildlife Park. It is supported by the springs that flow into Berry Creek and this area is traditionally significant to the local Aboriginal people.

Woodland is the most abundant habitat in the Top End of the Northern Territory. You can view some of these animals in the Nocturnal House and through the Woodland walk. You can even take a nighttime tour with a spotlight.

Territory Wildlife Park

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Getting There: The Territory Wildlife Parks is approximately a 45-minute drive south of Darwin to Berry Springs. If you are driving yourself head south from Darwin on the Stuart Highway. Travel about 50km and turn right onto the Cox Peninsula Road. The Park is about 12 km along Cox Peninsula Road on your right. It is well sign posted all the way and is immediately next door to the Berry Springs Nature Park. Darwin Day Tours have daily tours departing from Darwin.
Further Information: Along with presenting the plants, animals and habitats of the Top End, The Territory Wildlife Park are also beginning to introduce the stories of the Aboriginal groups who have called this region home. The park is working with families and custodians to ensure that the stories surrounding the sacred sites in the park are told accurately.

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Cox Peninsula Road
Berry Springs NT

Getting ThereThe Territory Wildlife Parks is approximately a 45-minute drive south of Darwin to Berry Springs. If you are driving yourself head south from Darwin on the Stuart Highway. Travel about 50km and turn right onto the Cox Peninsula Road. The Park is about 12 km along Cox Peninsula Road on your right. It is well sign posted all the way and is immediately next door to the Berry Springs Nature Park. Darwin Day Tours have daily tours departing from Darwin.