Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary ACCOMMODATION

Unique experiences with koalas in a natural and idyllic bushland setting

Experience the perfect escape to nature Looking for a luxury get away? Look no further! We have the perfect place for you to rest your head - from dawn to dusk, this will be an experience like no other. Visitors to the Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary will enjoy: Natural setting - Unique experiences with koalas in a natural and idyllic bushland setting informative guides Stay with us - Opportunity to stay overnight in a ‘glamping style tent’ within the sanctuary grounds Informative Guides - All our excursions start off with a tailored educational tour from one of our local guides on care, rehabilitation and what is needed for koalas to survive in the wild. Preservation - A new opportunity to directly contribute to the preservation of koalas in Port Stephens Our Deluxe 4 Star Glamping tents offer you the perfect place to rejuvenate while enjoying a unique nocturnal experience. Wake up with the koalas in their spectacular natural bushland setting and enjoy everything that our Koala Sanctuary has to offer. If glamping is not for you, we also have a range of accommodation — from Deluxe Studio Rooms to our One Bedroom Deluxe Suites. These offer a more conventional stay, so you can experience the koalas’ natural setting while taking in the stunning views of our beautiful bushland environments. Set in 8 hectares of stunning bushland and nestled on the edge of the magnificent One Mile Beach and Worimi Conservation Lands sand dunes, Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary offers the best of both worlds. We’re close enough to experience the abundance of sights and activities Port Stephens has to offer, yet secluded enough to enjoy the native bird and animal life which have made their homes in the surrounding wetlands. Port Stephens Council in partnership with Port Stephens Koalas has created a Koala Sanctuary to ensure first-class care to sick, injured and orphaned koalas and will offer visitors a unique opportunity to see koalas in their natural habitat. It will also support their long-term rehabilitation and preservation.