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Zoo with natural-habitat enclosures, plus hands-on koala & reptile experiences & guided night walks.
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Reviews — 8
Such a wonderful place
Being able to get so close to all the wildlife is great and it’s in such a natural bush setting which is better than the zoo
Being able to get so close to all the wildlife is great and it’s in such a natural bush setting which is better than the zoo
Huge massive park with loads of space to walk and explore. Not only does it have plenty of marsupials roaming about but it does have a great view of the city of Adelaide. Recommend getting a bag of food from the ticket counter to feed the kangaroos and wallabies
A wonderful day: such a privilege to be so close to native animals. Friendly, helpful staff, clean facilities, lots of parking space, and paths that make it easy for everyone. The animals are an absolute joy
It is a nice place to take young kids or to see the local wildlife. It was a little expensive for us on the day. After paying, they said the koala show was shut due to heat, and when we walked around, all of the animals were sleeping or relaxing. Probably our fault for going on a 38°C day, but maybe they should have been closed.
Such an amazing Wildlife Park! Was way bigger than I expected and has so many opportunities to get up close and personal with the Australian native animals. Was great to see the Echidnas feeding, but the highlight was getting up close and personal with the rock wallabies! They're usually always so shy and hiding at other parks/Zoos, but here they're so active!
The park is amazing for kids or adults trying to return to that innocence and just enjoy time with the animals. Highly recommend buying some food and feeding the wallabies, kangaroos, birds and potteroos (the last especially are surprisingly cute and very friendly).
Note: beware of big birds 🦢
Note: beware of big birds 🦢
This was a great place to go as a tourist. We went mid day on a Thursday and there was hardly anyone there. The amount of animals you're able to interact with and feed is incredibly fun and entertaining. Great not only for children but adults as well. Be aware of the time though, we didn't know they closed at five and we were nearly locked into the car park! Our fault though, but I blame it on being able to get lost in the fun of the park.
