Wildlife HQ Map (2024 – 2022)
Planning a day at Wildlife HQ?
Wildlife HQ is a zoological park located at the Big Pineapple on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. It houses over 200 animals from around the world, including red pandas, sun bears, and Australian natives. The zoo emphasizes conservation, hands-on encounters, and wildlife education.
The most up-to-date Wildlife HQ Map helps you find everything fast—whether you’re heading straight to the Koala Walkthrough, checking feeding times near the Red Pandas, or grabbing lunch at the Rainforest Café. Navigate the Lemur Island and Primate Trail with ease.
Each zone has unique animal encounters, from reptiles to sun bears, so every step counts. This map is your key to a smooth, exciting visit.
Wildlife HQ Map 2024
Wildlife HQ Map 2024 updates include a change in the entry point and parking, with the lower carpark and entrance now closed and all access routed through The Big Pineapple area. Visitors now park, purchase tickets, and enter the zoo exclusively via The Big Pineapple, making navigation more streamlined. Additionally, the zoo map is updated regularly to reflect frequent animal relocations within exhibits, so guests are advised to obtain the latest map upon arrival or check online for current animal locations.
Printable Wildlife HQ Map PDF 2024
Wildlife HQ Map 2023
Wildlife HQ Map 2023 updates include the redevelopment of the Zoo Café, offering a newly refurbished Big Pineapple Cafe at the entrance, and expanded animal encounter experiences with over 15 options now available. The zoo continues to house over 200 native and exotic animal species and maintains its accreditation with the Zoo & Aquarium Association (ZAA), emphasizing positive animal welfare and conservation programs. Visitors can also enjoy improved site amenities and access via the Big Pineapple Train, enhancing the overall guest experience.
Wildlife HQ Map 2022
Wildlife HQ Map 2022 updates include the addition of over 15 new animal encounter experiences, such as feeding meerkats, monkeys, and cuddling koalas. The map reflects the expanded animal collection, now featuring more than 200 native and exotic species, and highlights new facilities like the refurbished Zoo Cafe. These enhancements provide visitors with more interactive opportunities and improved amenities during their visit.
FAQ
How long do you need at Wildlife HQ?
Most visitors need about 2 to 3 hours to explore Wildlife HQ and enjoy the animal exhibits and encounters. The zoo is open daily from 9am to 4pm, with last entry at 3pm. It is manageable to see the entire zoo in half a day, especially for families with young children.
How do I contact Wildlife HQ?
You can contact Wildlife HQ by phone at 0428 660 671 or by email at info@whqzoo.com. The zoo’s address is 76 Nambour Connection Road, Woombye, QLD, 4559, Australia.
Is Wildlife HQ pram friendly?
Wildlife HQ is pram-friendly! Many of the paths are paved and accessible for strollers, making it a great choice for families with young children. However, due to the park’s natural terrain, some areas might be more challenging. It’s best to check specific sections before your visit.
Can you feed kangaroos at Wildlife HQ?
No, you cannot feed the kangaroos at Wildlife HQ. While it might be tempting to share a snack with these adorable creatures, it’s important to remember that their diet is specific for their health. Wildlife HQ prioritizes the well-being of its animals and has strict rules against feeding.
