Not nearly as good as the reviews we had read. Saw one koala, no kangaroos and a few illusive wallabies. Very sparse, not particularly beautiful and lacking in the wildlife department. We were in and out of there in 45 minutes. I wouldn't bring people back here again. More

One of the most intimate, friendly and enjoyable wildlife parks we have been to. We went on a Friday and it felt like we had the whole park to ourselves (no screaming kids) and you can feed the wallabys, see other native Australian animals up close and personal (can pat a koala for $10 extra). Highly recommend going! More

We went as part of a kids birthday party. Easy to drive past without even realising it was there. Initial impression is that it's really small, but there is actually a fair amount there. Great for the smaller kids.... they had an absolute ball - probably the best part for most of them was feeding the little wallabies. The people... More

We paid for the night tour out of interest. Fantastic it was the first time I'd seen a wombat actually up and about and the Tasmanian devil was very hyper. The barking owl was the highlight for me ( woof woof) More

Loving on the peninsula for many years I didn't even know this place existed. What a really great place to get up real close to the animals. Night walk is just the best. More

What an amazing adventure! Loved being there in the dark with all these great creatures of the night! My absolute favourite was the Tassie Devils. It was quite eerie standing next to such animals as they ran around their enclosure staring at us. When they were fed, the noise of crunching bones and their screeching at each other was really... More

We fed animals elsewhere on our Australian trip but nowhere else were there so many or of such variety. When we first arrived we entered a field and were given a handful of feed each. Then about fifteen wallabies and grey kangaroos emerged silently out of the night. We also fed the Tawny Frogmouths...they do bite...but not hard ;) You... More

This was a very exciting way to see Australian animals in a somewhat natural setting. As a short-stay travelers we could not hike or go to natural sites, yet we were not willing to go to a zoo. This tour provided exactly what we were looking for - seeing/ touching animals without feeling too much as "tourists". Yes, wallabies were... More

You just can't get any closer to Australian Animals anywhere else in the world!!!! It is the ultimate experience for kids and adults of all ages, you just have the time of your life!!!! You just get so close to the animals you just never want to leave!!! Also the guides are the absolute best in the world!!! JJ you... More