Alice Springs Desert Park is an acclaimed environmental education facility and wildlife park located just seven kilometres from the heart of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory, Australia. Spanning 1,300 hectares of spectacular Central Australian landscape, the park showcases native animals and plants representative of the region's desert environments across three distinct habitats: Desert Rivers, Nocturnal House, and Woodland. Visitors can walk among free-ranging kangaroos, observe the mysterious Nocturnal House where bilbies, mala, and thorny devils are on display, and watch spectacular free-flying birds of prey demonstrations at the base of the MacDonnell Ranges. Evening nocturnal tours led by expert guides reveal the secret lives of desert animals by spotlight, while daily presentations by local Aboriginal guides offer insight into the ancient cultural connections to this remarkable landscape.
