What a wonderful place! It is a real treat for foreign visitors too who might not ever otherwise encounter Australian wildlife. There is a nice little restaurant at the beginning and you can purchase feed for the animals. One can roam the large spaces where kangaroo are somewhat docile and accepting of your approach. You can line up and get a photo in your small group with a koala (at this time it was no extra cost). Echidna's and dingos and birds (unfortunately the Tasmanian devils weren't out to see which is a shame). We had a great time!

Beautiful drive up to the park which is set in amazing countryside on the hills, long windy drive to the entrance with some really steep dramatic drops on the road side! Really friendly staff and cute gift shop, didn't use the cafe but the food looked amazing. Huge area to walk round with plenty of space for the kids to run around with taped off areas for the animals to retreat to. Guaranteed to meet a kangaroo or a wallaby with loads of little potoroos running around your feet! Get the feed they have in the shop (lots) as all of the animals love it and they will come to your hand and feed. Had an amazing experience watching the dingos hunt then kill and eat a bird 🐦 We did the meet a koala experience which was extra £ and I prob wouldn't recommend this as you only get to have a little group talk with a keeper and can only pat the koalas from a distance, you can't hold them. Not sure if paying extra is the only way to see the koalas as we couldn't find the area where they were. Lovely areas for picnics and rests, could spend a lovely day here easily 🦘

Lots of animals you can get up close too and feed as well as stroke their fur. Booked Koala experience which was best for the informative and loving way the keepers told us about the Koala's life and how they are looked after. A must if coming to Australia and no other opportunity to meet Aussie animals. Wear sturdy easy clean shoes as will be treading in a lot of poo mostly Wallaby and Roo. Wife absolutely loved it that I bought a furry Kangaroo and Koala Toy at the airport on way back to England.

This is a very nice interactive park. Just FYI, until the koala site is completed, one can see and pet a koala but not hold. A professional photographer would have been nice. Also, would be nice if they had a way to view burrowing animals as some did not come out during our visit. Other than that, the park was great. Well laid out with good opportunities to feed kangaroos, wallabies, and other animals. They sell feed at a reasonable price. Ours was an afternoon excursion trip but one could spend the entire day and not be bored. Great place for children.

This is a wonderful day out. We first visited in 2019 on our first trip to Oz and enjoyed it so much made a detour on our current trip to visit again. Interaction with the wallabies, kangaroos and various birds is magical and prolific. Couldn’t believe that we spent 6 hours there, never bored once or thought of leaving. Super day out for couples and families.

Nice little wildlife park. Can be seen in about 2 hours. They have a variety of animals and you can buy food to feed them. I did not hand feed them but just dropped some food and let them feed to get some pictures. Some prefer bananas which I happened to have. I did not touch any of the animals since I think they get enough of that. There is an aviary, and place to see snakes and lizards. Try and go early to avoid the crowds.