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Central Coast Families Discover Pelican Feedings, Obstacle Courses, Reptiles

Daily pelican feedings, elevated obstacle courses, reptile exhibits and outdoor adventures provide options for families across the region.

By Central Coast Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Families on the Central Coast have access to daily pelican feedings at The Entrance Daily Pelican Feeding at Pelican Plaza at 3:30pm and at Woy Woy Fisherman’s Wharf at 3:00pm.

Pelican Feedings

The Entrance Daily Pelican Feeding occurs daily at 3:30pm at Pelican Plaza, while Woy Woy Fisherman’s Wharf feeds pelicans at 3:00pm. These scheduled sessions give families a consistent time to observe the birds without needing advance reservations.

Adventure Parks

TreeTops Adventure Park in Ourimbah features over 100 elevated obstacles including rope ladders, zip lines, and the world’s longest rollercoaster zip line. The park supplies equipment and guides participants through the course at their own pace.

Wildlife Exhibits

The Australian Reptile Park in Terrigal offers daily wildlife shows and exhibits a wide range of Australian reptiles. The venue runs multiple sessions each day that cover feeding routines and habitat information.

Outdoor Adventures

Glenworth Valley Outdoor Adventures provides family activities including horse riding, quad biking, kayaking, abseiling, and laser skirmish. Sessions run on the property with equipment supplied on site.

Seasonal Closures

Central Coast Aqua Park is open only in summer from November to February, so it remains closed during July. Families planning water-based play should check seasonal dates before travel.

Visitors can confirm current opening hours directly with each venue listed in the sources. Planning around the fixed feeding times at Pelican Plaza and Woy Woy Fisherman’s Wharf helps coordinate multiple stops in one afternoon.

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