About
the Johnstone River Crocodile Park
The Johnstone River Crocodile
Park is in the
heart of the Wet Tropics which has the highest population of cassowaries
remaining in Australia. The park has two of these large flightless
birds weighing up to 80kgs and standing up to 2 metres tall. The
cassowary is a specialist fruit eater and is known to disperse
several hundred species of rainforest trees and vines.
The park
also attracts several species of native fauna, which are of interest
to bird watchers.
Hundreds of crocs are on display from the small
to a 5 metre monster called Gregory. There are also Freshwater
crocs and American Alligators so with three different species you
can compare the variety of these ancient reptiles. The oldest croc
called Johnny is almost 90 years old.
FEEDING TIMES - 11.00am & 3.00pm
You will be taken on an educational
guided tour explaining how crocodiles breed, survive and how by
farming them, we are actually conserving these magnificent reptiles.
Round out a great day at the park with the opportunity
to feed our kangaroos and wallabies, and observe the dingo, Australia's
wild dog.
PUBLIC TOURS
Open Every Day
(Except Xmas & New Years Day) |
| GATES OPEN |
8.30am |
| TOURS BEGIN |
9.30am |
| GATES CLOSE |
4.30pm |
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ADMISSION |
| ADULTS |
$28.00 |
| CHILDREN |
$14.00 |
| FAMILY |
$74.00 |
2 Adults + 2 Children (Ages 4-14)
Prices subject to change without notice |
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EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL
TOURS AVAILABLE - Bookings
essential at times to suit itinerary
LICENSED
KIOSK
- Light Snacks
- Try our Crocodile
Skewers
- Evening Tours
and Barbecue available on request
- Available for
social functions
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