This is a 45 minute drive from the Adelaide Airport, but it was well worth visiting given the experience of holding a koala. This park is also very reasonably priced. Despite having a lower price, we were pleased to see that the park was well maintained and that all the animals were well taken care of. While holding the koala, we spoke with the staff and they're quite attentive to the animals and very knowledgeable. You can buy some feed for $2.50 which lets you feed the animals, which was also enjoyable. It's well marked which animals you should not be feeding. The drive was also quite scenic as you're going through wine country, so overall I would recommend the visit!

Lovely wildlife park with enough room for the animals to feel comfortable and yet compact enough for all 3 of us, ranging from 30 to 75 years young(!), to get to see it all. The keepers were really pleasant and the kangaroos and other animals were very approachable. We had a bite of lunch ourselves and prices were very reasonable. The food for the animals was $3 a small bag and was enough to attract dozens of roos and even ‘feed’ a couple of camels. The animals are mostly Australian natives with a few extras like meercats and capabaras. The Koala cuddling was a BIG feature for my 2 UK visitors. George the Koala was lovely as was his keeper Jack. Highly recommended. Suggest getting there before lunchtime so animals approach you for food before they are fed by staff in the afternoon. If feeding camels just toss the food into their mouths. Feeding camels off your hand is not recommended!!! Great day out for young and old.

My wife had always wanted to hold a Koala, and this was a lovely setting to do just that. It’s hilly, and she is in a wheelchair, but with brute force and a little help we managed to see a great deal. $15 on top of the $24 entrance , is a reasonable price. I booked on line, and on entrance the lady refunded my wife entrance fee, because she was in a wheelchair. $3 for a bag of feed, and once in you enter the kangaroo area where you can hand feed the Roos and birds out of your hands. They’re so cute and cheeky , albino and usual veriatys. Then on to the booked Koala feeding , quite a que we’re waiting. Another great photo opportunity, and lovely to get up close. We didn’t see every, but had a full day , with the animals we did see. The setting is realist and the shrill of birds is amazing. Went back to the entrance building to order some food, which we eat in the adjacent seating area. I must say food and gifts and reasonably priced. I would visit again ma be next year, and enjoy it all again. It’s well out of the way, but well worth finding.

Lovely place to interact with kangaroo and wallaby. But this park offers so much more to enjoy from dingos, devils, parrots, capybara, exotic birds, ostrich, wombats, monkeys and much more. Great info from box office. Nice for kids, mom and dad and grandparents. Would go back to spend more time as it was wonderful.

With the disappointment of driving hundreds of kilometres all over Kangaroo Island from one end to the other, where we didn’t get to see a single Koala except for a mural on a wall in a Penneshaw, then we stumbled upon this Park. As we were driving from the Adelaide Hills to the Barossa Valley we came upon the Gorge Wildlife Park in Cudlee Creek. which is a delightful Australian Native Animal Park with a sprinkle of Exotic Animals including Otters, Monkeys, Alligators & Meerkats. This Exhibition is very Children Friendly which I highly recommend for people of all ages to visit.

Love this little zoo, it’s always been a highlight and the place we take visitors to see native animals and feed kangaroos etc. I recently did the meerkat experience and it was really wonderful, getting to feed and pat them, even them snuggling up and falling asleep on me. They contain to improve the park, adding new animals and updating enclosures. Hope to see it continue to grow and improve.