Daisy Hill Koala Centre

Daisy Hill Koala Centre serves as a primary hub for environmental education and koala conservation in the Chatswood Hills region. The facility contains a dedicated koala hospital exhibit and interactive displays explaining the biology and habitat requirements of these native marsupials. Visitors access a large outdoor boardwalk that winds through the trees, allowing for sightings of resident koalas in a controlled natural environment. The centre operates as a non-profit educational site, focusing on the importance of protecting local ecosystems and managing the threats facing koala populations in South East Queensland. Located adjacent to the expansive Daisy Hill Conservation Park, the centre offers integrated walking trails and picnic areas for public use. It remains a key destination for those exploring the Logan area, situated a short drive from the Logan Hyperdome shopping precinct. Staff provide regular keeper talks and presentations to explain the rehabilitation process for injured wildlife. The site is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring ramped pathways and viewing platforms suitable for all ages and mobility levels, ensuring the local community can engage with native wildlife conservation efforts year-round.