I am in love with this place. Where in the world can you get entry into and hold koala for ages and ages for around 20 bucks in total. Other places is over twice as much. And feed and pat albino kangaroos. Unbelievable. I'm addicted

would go here again and again and again, went here last weekend for the first time with hubby, son and some family friends, and i was so impressed that i cant wait to go again, plenty of wildlife with lots of them that you are able to pat and feed. the camels were gorgeous but i must say the otters were my favourite. also so many different birds, with peacocks and other varieties that just walk along the paths with you :)

We live not very far and often have driven past on our way up to the hills. A great day out, the kids loved it with feeding the camels, monekys and patting the aminals along with the white kangaroos. Amazing how much fun you can have locally.

Paths meander through 14 acres of land, showcasing one of the most comprehensive collections of privately owned anumals and birds in the country. See all your favourite Australian animals such as wombats, dingos, echidnas and fruit bats.
Cudle a koala and walk amongst the kangaroos and wallabies. There are also many rare albino species to be seen.

This wildlife park is very close to us and we first went when we received a discount voucher in a showbag at a local event. It is a fabulous day out and if you buy a yearly ticket it is a the cheapest entertainment available. Hold a koala, feed and pat camels you can walk through the reserve right up to and pat kangaroos. There are monkeys that happily take food from your hand but be careful theey can be enthusiastic. There are picnic areas and BBQ facilities but you can buy your lunch there. Last time we bought a yearly ticket it was just over $100 for a family.

Omg what a ball we had...Its better than the Adelaide Zoo and the animals are just amazing........ Please if you havn't gone please go it Fantastic..

Approximate cost: $14.00 for adults

Fantastic place to take the kids. I have been to the gorge once so far but will definitely go back. it is like a zoo with loads of animals to look at like monkeys (who are very cheeky) to alligators and penguins. i think the most amazing part is that you can walk through the wallaby enclosure and feed the wallabies, they are so friendly and great with kids they feed straight from your hand which the kids just love. you can spend hours just with the wallabies. you can also hold koalas there are three session times and this is free. overall you can spend a whole day there with the kids and it wont cost you the earth and the kids can just run around looking and interacting with the animals.

Approximate cost: $adults $13, kids $7, Students and Pensioners $10 kids under 3 free