Phillip Island Nature Park

The Phillip Island Penguin Parade is one of Australia's most popular wildlife attractions. Experience wild Koalas in their natural habitat and stroll through Aussie bushland at our environmentally sustainable Centre dedicated to Koala conservation.
See the Little penguins make their way out of the ocean up the beach to their nests, if you want to experience this book your ticket well in advance as they are often sold out well in advance.

At this stage, all machines are $3.50 (AUD) by card for the customer to use. 100% “Copper Blanks” are pre-loaded in the machines.
Penguin Parade machines are ONLY open from 5pm

Machine 6 Pengui: Parade (2025)
1) Little Penguins swimming
2) Eastern Barred bandicoot
3) Hooded Plover
4) Short-Tailed Shearwater

Machine 7: Penguin Parade (2025)
1) Little Penguin and baby little Penguin
2) Little Penguin looking over shoulder
3) I (heart) Penguin Parade
4) Little wonders

Machine 8: Penguin Visitor Centre. (2025)
1) Australian Fur Seal
2) Wave
3) Nobbies and Seal Rocks, Seal on rock
4) Humpback Whale

Machine 9: Koala Reserve (2025)
1) Bush Stone-Curlew
2) Koala in tree
3) Koala sitting on ground
4) Koala in fork of tree.

Machine 10: Churchill Island (2025)
1) Australian Kelpie
2) Clydesdale
3) Tree
4) Highland Cow

Retired machines/ designs:

Retired 1: All have 'Phillip Island' on them. 1) Cartoon Penguin, and baby, 2) Cartoon Penguin, 3) 2 Penguins with sun behind, 4) Penguin in circle,
Retired 2: 1) Sea Otter, 2) Fish jumping In Front of Moon, 3) Two seals, 4) Seal in water.
Retired 3: 1) Horse pulling a buggy, 2) Horse pulling a plow with man behind, 3) Bull standing, 4) 'Clydesdale', standing
Retired 4: 1) Koala walking right, 2) Koala on a branch, 3) Koala with branches around, 4) Koala walking right in front of the Australian island.
Retired 5: 1) 'Hooded Plover', 2) 'Black Swamp Wallaby', 3) 'Little Penguin', 4) 'Short-Tailed shearwater',

04/02/25: Machines 1 through 5 have been removed and replaced with new designs.

May 20, 2026: The Nobbies was under construction and the machine (previously located at The Nobbies) was moved to the Penguin Visitor Centre.