Guulabaa - Place of Koala in Cowarra State Forest is a new, world-first, nature-based tourism precinct where people, koalas, forest, culture, adventure come together. Where 'caring for Country' underpins everything we do.

Located in the trees, visitors can experience a whole new sense of gravity as they bounce from room to room discovering a variety of fun games.

WildNets include giant bouncy netted rooms, tree houses, inflatable horses, suspension bridges, ball pits, slides, pods, giant inflatables and many other exciting features for all ages and abilities.

The nets suit all ages and if a slower pace is preferred, there are lots of places to sit back and watch the fun unfold. Choose your thrill-seeking level, no equipment needed, and all abilities are welcome.

Learn more and book your experience.

Created by fiberglass artist Jon Belfeld, and painted by artist Pauline Roods, The Big Koala is part of the award-winning Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail. At 2.5 metres high, The Big Koala sculpture is an iconic landmark, greeting visitors to Guulabaa – Place of Koala.

Koala Conservation Australia has developed the world’s first wild Koala breeding facility in Guulabaa – Place of Koala. The facility is funded through the kind donations of people all around the world in response to the devastating 2019/20 Black Summer fires.

A breeding program has been developed by Koala Conservation Australia in partnership with Taronga Conservation Society and the Australian Museum.

A central visitor area or hub, houses the café and art gallery run by Bunyah Local Aboriginal Land Council, and an outdoor learning area allows visitors the opportunity to learn about Biripi culture, nature and sustainability.

Outdoor picnic areas and walking tracks have also been developed at the attraction.