Was pleasantly surprised with our visit. Was awesome that the wallabies came up and ate from our hands, and allowed us to pat them. And the koala encounter was great too. Happy to go back, and all the money goes towards conservation - win, win!

Approximate cost: $20

A great place to visit. Cheap to get it and for a little bit extra you can buy food to feed the animals. All different animals to look at emus, birds, tasmania devils, dingos and the best part the wallabies, they come right up to you and eat the food out of your hand.

My husband and I have been here a few times, I adore the little wallabies that actually hold onto your hand with their tiny paws when you feed them.

We find a nice patch of grass and sit for hours just feeding and petting these gorgeous creatures.

Fun for all ages. You don't have to be a kid to enjoy it.

A place i never knew existed until about a year ago. Went a few days ago during the school holidays. Was a little worried we would get caught in a large crowd of kids but surprisingly it wasn't as busy as i was expecting. Entry fee was very generous however i do question the price charged for getting photo taken with the animals. I paid $10 for a photo with a koala, these photos were taken with my camera. I was under the impression that they would be taken professionally. I was with the koala for little more than a minute so i don't think the value was worth what i paid. Overall the park is a reasonable size with lots of wallabies and kangaroos along the way to be able to feed. The other animals were in good viewing range also. Nice little place to go with the family every once in a while.

Approximate cost: $13 entry

My husband and I recently had a great time visiting this park. The staff were just fantastic. And we got to walk through the bush and meet with and feed native animals such as koalas, wallabies and kangaroos. Definitanely a place to take the family!

Approximate cost: $25

What a great experience I had recently when I visited Moonlit Sanctuary. They offer amazing night tours through their nature reserve that allow you to see endangered nocturnal species roaming free in their natural habitat. Upon arrival we were offered the use of their own aromatherapy-based insect repellant to minimize mozzie bites before our small group set off to see the sights. Animals living here include quokkas, numbats, sugar gliders, owls, tawny frogmouths, dingoes and so many more. A great time was had and any animal lover will enjoy this experience. I'll certainly be taking my friends and family back there soon.