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School camp booking form

School's details
This needs to be the teacher in charge when at Territory Wildlife Park.
This number will be used to contact the group while on site in case of emergency and it will be programmed into the Park’s front gate to allow access outside of hours if required.
Booking details
Please note check in is not permitted before 9am.
Please note check out of camp grounds must be no later than 10am unless otherwise organised upon booking.
Camp pricing options
You can opt to do two different options if you are camping for two nights. Please note this in comment section)
Option 1: $70 per student, $60 per parent, per night
Option 2: $50 per student, $40 per parent, per night
Option 3: $28 per student, $18 per parent, per night
Teachers attend for free.
(maximum 60 students for option 1 & 2)
*Free of charge
Catering requirements
We can cater for your school camp for group with 30 or more pax.
Please select the meals you require
Payment and Terms
Payment method *
Territory Wildlife Park Code of Conduct *

Although the Park visit is meant to provide a kind of ‘mini-wilderness’ experience, it is a controlled area and as such there are restrictions on where visitors can go.

Paths are provided to guide movement around the Park and to protect the surroundings from being stressed by too many people walking through them. Please make sure students stay on the paths at all times.

The Territory Wildlife Park has a free shuttle train service available to help visitors make the most of their time at the Park. The trains depart from the Main Station every 30 mins (eg; 9.30am 10am 10.30am 11am and so on). Groups need to be ready to board the train 5 minutes prior to departure.

We recommend that you divide students into smaller groups of five to eight per adult. This way you avoid congestion around exhibits and make supervision more effective. Small groups are also less stressful for the wildlife and other Park visitors.

Other visitors expect to enjoy the Park in a relaxed and unspoilt way. Students should be reminded of what is meant by ‘appropriate behaviour’ at the Park - you can ask for a staff member to reinforce this message at the start of your visit.

Students remain the responsibility of their teachers at all times.

Teacher supervision is necessary at all times in the Gift Shop and Cafe.

Data collection statement

The Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security, the Territory Wildlife Park and the Alice Springs Desert Park respects and is committed to safeguarding the confidentiality and privacy of the information that it collects and handles, in accordance with the Northern Territory Information Act 2002.

You have been asked to provide personal information necessary for us to communicate and/or maintain record of any product, information, waivers and/or purchases relevant to admissions tickets, annual memberships, event attendances and/or volunteer/school program participation. You do not have to provide your personal information but if you choose not to, this could result in the lack of feedback or important information relevant to either your purchase, visit and/or event and in some instances may impact your right of access.

The information you provide will be accessible to the Department of Environment, Parks and Water Security, the Territory Wildlife Park and the Alice Springs Desert Park and will only be used to provide a department service or program.

We will not disclose your personal information to third parties unless:

  • authorised or required by law to do so
  • you have given us your consent to share your personal information for a specific purpose.

You may request access to the personal information we hold about you. To find out more read our privacy policy. If you want more information about the Northern Territory’s privacy laws, please refer to the Northern Territory Information Act 2002, or the Office of the Information Commissioner NT.

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