Thushini Goonewardene

It was quite inspiring to learn about the life and work of Dr. David Fleay. The park itself is a lovely place. However, it is not that well maintained, perhaps due to lack of funding.
I watched 2 shows, the birds show and the crocodile show. They were well conducted, and the volunteers were quite knowledgeable on their respective subjects.
It is a nice place to go for a walk. However, there isn't much to see.
There is a cafe close to the entrance, but with rather limited vegetarian/ vegan options.
Tickets can be purchased at the entrance.
There is a free car park which is wheelchair accessible.

Beautiful place to go for a walk. There are many trails, including kangaroo and koala trails. There were many kangaroos freely roaming about. Although it was mentioned that there were about 150 koalas there, I was not lucky enough to spot any!
Make sure to caryy a mosquito repellent lotion with you, as the mossies are rather blood thirst!
Overall, it was a beautiful, peaceful, and relaxing walk.
There is free roadside parking available.

This is a lovely place to go for a walk, row a boat, or just sit and enjoy the view. The park is rather small and overlooks the cove.
Free street parking is available,

It is a great place to visit with family and friends. The view is excellent overlooking the cove.
It is a lovely place to relax and enjoy the view.
There is also a kids' play area.
There are ample benches and tables to sit and enjoy a meal. There are ample places to eat on the opposite side of the road. Free street parking is available.

The 2 piers give a great view of the cove. It is a lovely place to come for a walk while enjoying the view. The two piers can be accessed from Oceania Way. Free street parking is available at the end of the road.
The walking path continues on to the mangroves boardwalk.