Nice place to see some of the Australian species up and close. One can touch and feed the numerous kangaroos. Kualas are also an amazing sight. The only negative aspect is the apparently sorry state of the kangaroos..many seem to be in a pitable condition. The place becomes crowded with large groups - better to go in early.

It is a great wildlife park to experience feeding kangaroos up close. You can walk up to the kangaroos, and the feeds are free (as compared to other cities where the animals are in enclosure and you need to pay for the feeds). Kids and adults also get to hold a snake for photos and watch (and participate in) animal shows. Varieties of wildlife are also great. Definitely an awesome experience for everyone!!

It’s a zoo, so if you don’t like to see animals in captivity (or virtual captivity), give it a miss. For us visiting Australia, it was a great way to see all of their wildlife in one place. The animals seemed healthy and many had been rescued from elsewhere, the keepers seemed to genuinely have real love for their jobs. The queues to have photos taken (for free) with animals were well managed and moved pretty quickly for the volume of people. At around £17 each for 3-4 hours in a compact, looked-after setting, seemed good value and the cafe was reasonably priced too. Parking at the site was free.

This is a great place where you can easily spend the whole day. You can meet koalas and get photos with them, there are tons of kangaroos that you can feed and take selfies with. There are so many other animals too that are definitely worth seeing though. There are shows throughout the day which are worth a watch. Also a large picnic area and great gift shop! Not far from Perth so great choice for the day especially families and not too expensive considering everything available.

A lovely day out at Caversham with family visiting from the UK. $35 adult entry price included in this - feeding kangaroos, farm show, watching other animal feedings and meeting a Koala and Wombat! We were there for around 3 hours there is a kiosk where you can buy food/snacks (have to get a coffee from a machine) and also an undercover picnic area if bringing your own. N.B. For another $35 you can pay to hold a koala

If you want to “Hold Koala” session, arrive the Park by 9am. After getting your entry ticket, go to Souvenir store to book the entry. There are limited slots and it’s sold out very quickly! During local school holidays it’s very crowded.

Absolutely superb park. We loved patting the wombat - staff were kind in bringing him down to my wheelchair. Our niece is still estatic about holding a koala. Animals are well cared for and the staff / volunteers very helpful and informative. White kangaroos were a novelty. The park is beautifully kept. Well worth a visit and value for money.

We were on a holiday in Western Australia and were in Perth which gave us an opportunity to visit the Caversham Wildlife Park. The Park is spread over a large area and is covered with trees and plants which gives a cool cover to visitors. The Park has Australian animals and birds - Koalas - Quokkas to Kookaburras - Penguins and ofcourse Kangaroos. We were allowed to pet Kangaroos but other animals could only be touched. They also have reptiles in glass cages and have shows on animals and birds. Fun place for children. They have a cafe which serves sandwiches coffee and sodas. It worth a visit. Bookings can be done online.

We visited Caversham on recommendation from friends and we loved it. We enjoyed it way more than Perth zoo. The area is big enough and has a good variety of animals and birds and it’s easy to spend the day there. There were several options for interactive/informative shows and my boys loved them. You could have photos taken with Koala’s and Wombats, watch a farm themed show and penguins being fed. A few people have claimed the conditions aren’t great and the animals are being treated like objects and so on. We honestly did not feel that. You couldn’t pay to “cuddle a koala”, for example. The Koala was eating leaves in a tree and you could touch its fur but it certainly wasn’t manhandled. The staff member leading the interaction was watching people at all times and keeping an eye on the koala. The people looking after the animals were very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about their roles. The penguins, pelicans and seabirds, as an example, were largely ones that had been rescued as had been injured, or wouldn’t survive in the wild. The cafe is run by volunteers and compared to many family attractions we have been to, was very reasonably priced. It has plenty of fresh sandwiches, cakes and drinks. We thoroughly enjoyed the day and will be going back.

We had a wonderful day out with the family at Caversham Wildlife Park. We absolutely loved being able to get up close to the animals and even got to cuddle a koala! There was plenty of shade and the grounds were immaculate. Donna at the ticket box gave us such a warm welcome and couldn’t have been more helpful. We even got to see Donna on the way out and she remembered us and took the time to chat to the kids about our experience and made us feel very special….We will definitely be back just for the exceptional customer service! This is definitely a must do if you’re in Perth.