Meet Tuku – The newest member of the Kiwi Park Whānau
July 22, 2026
There are some moments in conservation that remind us exactly why we do what we do.
Today, we’re incredibly proud
Discover the captivating wildlife sanctuary at Kiwi Park and witness conservation in action, nestled in the heart of Queenstown.
We are a family run wildlife sanctuary. All of the conservation work we do is funded by visitors, donations and souvenir sales. Donate today and support our conservation efforts.
9:30am-6:30pm (7 days)
Last entry 5:45pm
9:30am-5:00pm (7 days)
Last entry 4:15pm
Discover ultimate family fun at Kiwi Park. Experience New Zealand’s native wildlife up close, with exciting encounters and education talks. There’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Enjoy an unforgettable experience viewing Kiwi while learning about these fascinating birds from our professional wildlife team.
Get up close and personal with some of our most captivating wildlife during this entertaining 30-minute Conservation Show.
Enjoy an unforgettable experience viewing Kiwi while learning about these fascinating birds from our professional wildlife team.
Get up close and personal with some of our most captivating wildlife during this entertaining 30-minute Conservation Show.
Rubbish tip turned refuge, Kiwi Park has been in operation since 1986. We are home to over 20 native species of wildlife all here as part of managed conservation programs through the Department of Conservation.
“Our mission is to help protect and restore our native taonga species through managed conservation projects and education. We provide a sanctuary for wildlife and show conservation in a natural setting. We aspire to instill hope in our visitors that everyone can make a difference to help wildlife and the environment”
There are some moments in conservation that remind us exactly why we do what we do.
Today, we’re incredibly proud
Exciting news from us at Kiwi Park Queenstown – we’ve welcomed a new baby kiwi chick! On the 26th of
Kiwi Park sprung from humble origins. An unofficial rubbish tip in the 1980’s has been grown by one local family
By visiting Kiwi Park you are directly supporting our conservation efforts!
We are primarily funded by visitors. All of our conservation work would not be possible without admission sales and souvenir sales.