Koala Park Sanctuary

We went to this animal sanctuary, and where extremely surprised with the quality of the place. We were able to pet young kangaroos and see a pretty large variety of other animals mostly endemic to Australia. I would recommend to anyone looking to get up close in person to the animals and certainly to anyone with young children who are wanting to see a kangaroo up close and personal.
Jonathon Knickelbein - 2 months ago

It's a step back into time and shows the Aussie 80s in a place concerned by animal conservation. To see some of your native Australian animals up close like wombats, kangaroos, emus, kangaroos and cassowaries it's definitely a must especially to help the centre with it's conservation projects. The paths are worn, the place is well loved but the heart and soul are in abundance. Small playground, toilets, cafe facilities. Recommend feeding the goats.
Vanessa Schmierer - a month ago

New favourite place to go- koala park. Honestly this place is incredible for toddlers so interactive and not too big so you can be there about 3 hours and see and do so much. They can feed kangaroos, goats, sheep. She held a Guinea pig and pat a lizard. You can go in the koala enclosure for inclusive of ticket price and take a photo with a koala. Pat dingos as they go for a walk around the park with their handler. Honestly best place I’ve taken my toddler in Sydney. And she’s been to both zoos, aquarium and wildlife world. The staff are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and kind. You can tell they really love the animals they are caring for. The park is stunning and really well maintained. I would say just put your child in gumboots if you go on a rainy day so they can jump in puddles and go in to see the goats in their enclosure. You won’t regret the up close and personal experience you get here. Also please bear in mind when reading people’s reviews that this is an opinion peace. I’m coming at this from a great day out for a family who like interacting with animals which isn’t something you get places like Taronga. We also have 2 young children and this was perfect for us. If you don’t want animals to touch you and prefer the more caged observer experience then a zoo is probably more your vibe.
Stephanie Muir - 3 months ago

This is very expensive for the amount of animals that you get to see. It cost me the same amount to get into Sydney Zoo and there’s way more to see at Sydney Zoo. Same story with Taronga Zoo. While it was lovely to see the animals, I just didn’t think I was getting value for money. I would actually encourage people to go to one of the above mentioned Zoo’s or even Symbio before going here. I will say the amenities are good here ie toilets and parking. It’s also wheelchair accessible.
Nerine Cummins - 4 months ago

A sad, deplorable and less animals place ever! Cant even spend more than an hour there. Animals look hungry and tired or maybe cold. Some habitats are empty. Not recommend unless they upgrade the place.
Charlotte Leo - 3 weeks ago