Gorge Wildlife Park

A visit to Gorge Wildlife Park is such a lovely experience and a real treat for animal lovers. The park has a warm, relaxed atmosphere where you can get up close to a wide variety of animals, and it feels more personal than a large commercial zoo. The animals are clearly well cared for, and there’s a nice mix of native Australian wildlife like kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and emus, along with other interesting animals throughout the park. One of the highlights is being able to hand-feed some of the friendly animals, which makes the visit really memorable. The staff are welcoming and helpful, and the whole place has a calm, family-friendly vibe. It’s a great spot for kids and adults alike, especially if you enjoy seeing animals in a more natural, relaxed setting. Overall, Gorge Wildlife Park is a really nice day out with lovely animals and a peaceful environment that makes you want to come back again.

This wildlife park offers amazing opportunities to get up close to the animals and hand-feed kangaroos. You can also see many iconic Australian animals, including wombats and Tasmanian devils. There are various animal experiences and keeper talks that help you learn more about the animals you love. As a huge koala fan, I booked the koala holding experience in advance, and it was absolutely unforgettable. My koala's name was Julia（？）, and she was so beautiful! I enjoyed my visit so much that I didn't want to leave. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience Australian wildlife in a natural and immersive environment.

I had an amazing time at Gorge Wildlife Park. There were so many animals and birds to see, and the experience felt really interactive. One of the highlights was seeing the kangaroos, including a rare white one, which was really special. There were also lots of different birds and other animals to explore. You can also hold a koala at specific times (around 10:30 am and 2:30 pm), which makes the visit even more memorable. I also liked that there’s a café with good food, so you can relax during your visit. Overall, it was just an amazing experience and definitely worth visiting!

Been there on weekend. Plenty of parking in the vicinity. Tickets are also reasonable. I would suggest to also buy some packs of animal food. You can feed most of them there, especially feeding camels would be a fun. Haven't been to koala feeding but heard it's worth trying (separate ticket required)