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Animal Farms and Wildlife Parks

around Ipswich

Summer Land Camels, animal farms, wildlife parks around Ipswich, south east Queensland

Updated: Jun 16, 2020

These wonderful south-east Queensland animal farms and wildlife parks, home to a range of creatures great and small, are an easy drive from Brisbane, and well worth a visit to learn more about Australian native animals plus introduced species.

Some even stock their own range of products made right there on-site to enjoy - think award-winning cheese, creamy home-made gelato and more. So, pack the esky and relish in the knowledge that you know exactly where your food was produced.

Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm

Children feeding sheep in a pen with a man at Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm

Haigslea Ewe Nique Hobby Farm is a unique day out experience for families

Summer Land Camels

People riding camels Summer Land Camels

Summer Land Camels makes for a fascinating day trip and unique farm experience for families, just 45 minutes from Brisbane

Ipswich Nature Centre

Wombat sleeping in glass cage inside the Ipswich Nature Centre

This fabulous wildlife nature centre is possibly Ipswich city's best-kept secret

Herd of llamas at the Llama Farm, Ipswich

Roam around with a herd of llamas at Ipswich's very own Llama Farm

Naughty Little Kids

Child feeding two goats with a bottle Naughty Little Kids Farm Tours, Peak Crossing

Visit Naughty Little Kids Farm for goat feeding and milking and a petting zoo

And, for more great things to see and do in Ipswich, visit Discover Ipswich HERE.

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