About Territory Wildlife Park
Territory Wildlife Park is a 400-hectare wildlife park at Berry Springs in the Litchfield Municipality, about 45 km south of Darwin, Northern Territory. Opened in 1989, it showcases the habitats and wildlife of Australia's Top End, including wetlands, woodlands and monsoon forest. Notable for its large natural enclosures, aquarium, nocturnal house and free-flight bird presentations, it provides an immersive introduction to northern Australian ecology.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore a large bushland park via walking trails and a free shuttle train that loops between major habitats. Expect to see Top End wildlife including saltwater crocodiles, buffalo, dingoes, kangaroos and wallabies, plus an aquarium with Top End aquatic species, a nocturnal house, aviaries and a Flight Deck bird show. Exhibits are set in natural wetlands, woodland and monsoon forest with interpretive displays, viewing hides and keeper presentations.
Key highlights
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Aquarium showcasing Top End freshwater and marine life
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Nocturnal House with night-active mammals and reptiles
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Flight Deck free-flight bird presentation
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Oolloo Sandbar and wetlands walk with crocodile and waterbird viewing
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Woodland and monsoon forest habitats with wallabies and birds