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An orange orchard on the range
Charles and Pip Woodward bought the property, then an orange orchard called Mountain Grove, in 1974. After extensive building work it opened as a tourist attraction on 29 July 1976, with Army Duck tours and the Colonial Restaurant. It was renamed Rainforestation in 1989.


The Pamagirri Experience
Boomerang-throwing demonstrations for guests waiting for the Army Ducks began in 1987. In 1993 the park introduced the Dreamtime Walk and the Pamagirri Dance Troupe and opened the Pamagirri Cultural Centre, and in 2019 the Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience won gold at the Queensland Tourism Awards for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture.
A wildlife park
The Koala and Wildlife Park opened in 1996. Today the park sets its experiences in 100 acres of World Heritage rainforest, and it is still run by the CaPTA Group, the family business of the Woodwards’ three sons.


