Located in the Northern Territory, the renowned Alice Springs Desert Park is home to an array of unique and stunning animals, such as kangaroos and dingos, the famous outback and the Northern Territory of Australia!
Experience spectacular landscapes, discover incredible animals and listen to ancient cultural stories about aboriginal people and history through displays, daily guided tours and presentations!
There are a variety of rich and beautiful landscapes inside in the park:
As extremely nutrient rich areas, rivers run through the terrain at certain times of year and an incredible variety of animals can be discovered, including parrots, cockatoos, honeyeaters, kingfishers and owls.
Beautiful woodland surrounds the Alice Springs and is an extremely rich and diverse source of timber and artefacts for Aboriginal people. Dominating the landscapes are sensational loodwoods, ironwoods, beefwoods and corkwoods.
As the name suggests, Sand Country is an orange, sandy expansive landscape which spills into the distance with varied vegetation such as incredible desert oaks and spinifex which dominate the habitat.
Discover Australia’s nocturnal creatures including reptiles, invertebrates and other endangered creatures come out from the shadows!
Learn all about these playful and curious dingos in their natural habitat! Unbelievably cute and friendly creatures, the Dingo Territory is not to be missed by the animal lovers!
Bouncing around the Alice Springs Desert Park planes are Australia’s iconic Red kangaroos who are always at home in their natural habitat!
Located seven kilometres from the centre of Alice Springs, the Alice Springs Desert Park address is:
871 Larapinta Dr, Alice Springs NT 0871
| Type of Ticket | Price |
| Adult Ticket | $39.50 |
| Child Ticket (5-16 years) | $20.00 |
| Student Ticket | $27.50 |
| Senior Ticket | $32.00 |
| Family Ticket (1A+2C) | $67.00 |
| Family Ticket (2A and up to 4C) | $106.00 |
If you fancy a bite to eat at Alice Springs Desert Park, Latitude 23 Food & Art Co has an impressive selection of food and drink which has a brand-new menu with locally sourced ingredients. There are also snack options from the Coolamen Cafe.
The park aims to be fully accessible for wheelchair users and there are easy to follow pathway systems. There are also free entry for carers who hold a disability allowance health care card, a disability pension card or a companion card. You can hire electric shop riders from the entry station!
The Alice Springs Desert Park is open every day from 7:30am to 6pm.
The last entry to the park will be at 4:30pm.
The Nocturnal House at Alice Springs Desert Park is open from 9am to 5:30pm.
The park suggests a minimum of 3 to 4 hour visit.
* Please note that the Alice Springs Desert Park is closed on Christmas Day.
If you wish to deliver any further comments or querys, you can contact Alice Springs Desert Park directly at:
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