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Loved TYTO Wetlands, great walk around the wetlands. Birdlife incredible, well set out & a Bonus to be able to camp in the RV area.

Nice scenic Parkrun on grass. Goes through the wetlands.

Easy to walk in, 5 minutes from car park. Beware slippery! Avoid stepping on stones and always aim for grass if possible. I arrived around 4pm on a weekday and place was very serene and quiet. A quick getaway, very low effort to see a waterfall albeit a small one

I recently hired ArborCare to conduct tree removal and pruning services at my home in Glenview. The company has failed to complete work as quoted and has refused to return and rectify damage caused by trucks and or a tower crane under the owners supervision. The owner appears to operate by a process of smoke and mirrors and where the quote becomes a bargaining tool to be used to the company's favour.I would not recommend ArborCare.

I visited in May and had a wonderful experience! The entry price was reasonable and the reserve well kept. A lot of care and effort went into minimising human interference and maintaining a natural environment. Volunteers were extremely helpful in pointing out the koala which can be hard to spot. The loop takes about 45minutes to walk, but if you are stopping to search for koalas and are busy taking pictures (like me!) then it could easily take 1-1.5hours. Will definitely visit again!

Nice place to stop.Clean and tidy.Toilets on site and information centre.Nice wetlands to walk around and stretch your legs. Kids play area too.Croc signs up so be on the look out.Also RV overnight stay with permit, which can be purchased from the Information centre.

My family and I went here today. We saw lots of koalas. They are all very well fed. Many of them were awake which was a great thing to see since they sleep most of the day.Very recommended for family activity and educational purposes!The place was clean and shady.

Our family attended this centre yesterday 28/06/23. The work they are doing to protect the koalas in obviously amazing. During our visit however there was a “volunteer” who told one of our children off very bluntly for touching a loose sign in the outdoor area. Not long after that he told our children off for standing next to the cartoon koala and bird sign - not to climb in another blunt way. There wasn’t any signage not to climb - it’s what children will naturally do. I feel like responses and interactions could have been more positive and fostered the passion of having fun and learning about the koalas. Staff seemed to run the centre like a no child zone.

28 years of professional team. Family company. Highly Recommend.

Loved feeding the turtles! Also the boardwalk to the library was used often for our family! We stayed over night 2 nights in the self contained camping area (book at visitor centre it’s $10 a night). Loved getting to slow down and enjoy Ingham.Such a treat to see all the wallabies at dusk and in the morning on the football field!