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The Ballarat Wildlife Park is famous for its Australian biodiversity and up-close animal encounters. There are more than 400 distinct species of animals inside Ballarat Wildlife Park, including emus and kangaroos that may be fed by hand and wander freely.
The Ballarat Wildlife Park is a wildlife park in Ballarat, Victoria. Opened in February 1985, it is privately owned by founder Greg Parker and his wife, Julia Leonard. The 10-hectare park holds over 300 animals, including Australian animals—there are over 100 free-roaming kangaroos—and an extensive collection
Get up close and personal with some of our animals for an exciting encounter. There is a maximum of two-four people per encounter and bookings are essential. Bookings can be made via phone (03 5333 5933) on the day or upon arrival at the Park. Please note our encounters do book out, so we recommend booking in early on the day.
Famous for its Australian wildlife and up-close animal experiences, Ballarat Wildlife Park is just 90 minutes’ drive west from Melbourne. There’s around 100 free-roaming kangaroos waiting to be hand-fed as well as other Australian animals including koalas, wombats, little penguins, dingoes and Tasmanian devils.
Ballarat Wildlife Park. Cnr of York & Fussell Streets. Ballarat East, 3350. Victoria, Australia. Phone: (03) 5333 5933. Fax: (03) 5333 4025. Int Phone: 0011 61 3 5333 5933. Email: info@wildlifepark.com.au.
Plan a visit to the wildlife park Ballarat and get a chance to be at one with nature, whilst also catching sights of some of the most exotic native Australian fauna. Explore this family-owned wildlife park and enjoy watching kangaroos, koalas, crocodiles, wombats, dingoes and a plethora of other animals and reptiles roaming around freely in ...
250 Fussell Street, Ballarat, Victoria, 3350. + 5 photos. Winner of Victoria's Best Attraction at the 2023 Victorian Tourism Awards. Ballarat Wildlife Park is set amongst the beautiful gum trees on the outskirts of Ballarat, just four kilometres from Sovereign Hill. Founded by Greg Parker in February 1985 through a passion for the conservation ...
