The park contains native animals and plants representative of Central Australian desert environments, and contributes to their conservation through research programs as well as through public education.

[2][9] In this habitat, visitors walk through dry river beds, and areas that have been flooded, and past swamps and water holes.

[9] The Nocturnal House is located between the Sand Country and Woodland habitats, and is home to many Central Australian reptiles, invertebrates, birds, and mammals that are active during the night.

[2] Presentations at the Nature Theatre show visitors some of the animals that might be seen while walking through the park, including demonstrations with free-flying birds of prey.

The food gathering presentation is particularly focused on the Arrernte people and includes information on sex roles, with the distinct jobs of men and women.