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Kiwi Park Queenstown - Queenstown - New Zealand
Queenstown, New Zealand

Kiwi Park Queenstown

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Kiwi Park Queenstown

Queenstown, New Zealand

Rating★4.5(1,864 reviews)
Address51 Brecon Street, Queenstown 9300, New Zealand
ParkAttractionTop Rated

Wildlife centre working with endangered species, with over 20 native bird & reptile species.

Last updated: February 11, 2026

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Overview

Wildlife centre working with endangered species, with over 20 native bird & reptile species.

Opening Hours

Monday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Tuesday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Wednesday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Thursday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Friday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Saturday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM
Sunday
9:30 AM–6:30 PM

Visitor Reviews

**★★★★★ Vidal Jr — 2 weeks ago

Kiwi Park is a fantastic place to visit in Queenstown, especially if you enjoy nature and wildlife. The landscaping throughout the park is beautifully done and feels very natural—walking through it feels like being in a real New Zealand forest rather than a traditional zoo. The paths, plants, and layout make the entire experience calm and immersive.

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In addition to seeing native wildlife, they also sell different types of local honey, which are absolutely delicious and worth trying. It’s a great

**★★★★★ Robert C — 2 weeks ago

Top notch experience in Queenstown. Super knowledgeable staff, an excellent array of native and endemic birds and wildlife, and a great way to spend a morning in QN. It was super chill at the onset of opening and we would suggest visiting earlier in the day if possible to get the place mostly to yourself. The inside kiwi houses are a wonderful way to see the elusive bird up close and personal and is a vital part of a national conservation effort to restore the populations.

**★★★★★ Paulina Lukasinska — 3 weeks ago

Great opportunity to see a variety of NZ’s native birds and other animals, the park was modern and well maintained, The shop and cafe option were fab too (inc. honey). Loved the opportunity to see kiwi birds in person and listen to educational talks about the birds/conservation. Had a fab time all around - recommend 🫶🏼

**★★★★★ HY Syhn — a month ago

If you love to see KIWI bird, you have to visit here! Kiwi encounter was really awesome. You can see them pretty closely! It's not just a park that displays birds. It's a wonderful place to preserve and protect kiwis and NZ native animals. You can find out more about what the people who work here do on their official website. In that sense, the price is also very reasonable.

**★★★★★ Andrew Gillespie — a month ago

A great experience. Was my first time seeing a kiwi, and we went at a good time, they were active and got to see them close up. The overall park is very well set up and gives you other animals to see along the way. My 2 kids enjoyed the experience.

Also nice to relax in the cafe and enjoy a drink after walking around.

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