With so much to see and do at Healesville Sanctuary, plan your visit in advance to make the most of every wonderful moment. Our beautiful animals are our pride and joy. Get close to Australia's native wildlife in the Sanctuary's stunning bushland surrounds and know you're helping us fight extinction.
Accessibility
We are committed to ensuring we provide an accessible environment for all our visitors at Healesville Sanctuary. We achieve this in a variety of ways.
Discounts for carer and companion card-holders
Accessible parking
Accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers
Healesville Sanctuary has an easy-to-follow pathway system, with access for people using wheelchairs and strollers.
A limited number of Baby Jogger strollers are available to hire. Single strollers will be available for $17 for Zoo Members to hire and $20 for non-members. Double strollers will be available for $29.75 for Zoo Members to hire and $35 for non-members.
Stroller hire is kindly supplied by our partner Baby Jogger. Please note: Photographic identification and credit card is required.
Wheelchairs are also available for hire. Photographic identification required.
Accessible toilets
Our accessible toilets are located at:
Access for assistance animals
Assistance animals that are certified by a registered authority are welcome at Healesville Sanctuary.
However, for the safety of your animal and our animals, assistance animals are not permitted at:
Our admissions staff can answer any queries you may have about your assistance animal, as well as provide maps and any further assistance. Just ask us when you arrive.
Mobile guided tours
Healesville Sanctuary have an amazing volunteer workforce who can assist visitors with getting around the Sanctuary in an electric golf buggy (3 passengers only). This service can only be booked on the day of your visit (no pre bookings). Please enquire on your arrival at admissions to check availability.
Latest Reviews
The paths are flat and easy to walk. The volunteers and staff around the sanctuary are friendly and informative. Some staff is at the actual enclosures, as you walk around and they give advice on the animals etc. For a wheelchair user access was not an issue at all. They have facilities to hire a wheelchair as well. Plenty of parking outside the grounds within easy walking distance.