Famous for its Australian wildlife and up-close animal experiences, Ballarat Wildlife Park is just 90 minutes’ drive west from Melbourne. There’s around …
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Feb 18, 2025
I have a few grand kids and get a yearly pass every second year. The kids love going here every time to see all of the animals and presentations. They like the 2pm show as they get to pat the blue to…Full review by WayneD1690
Feb 5, 2025
This was our first visit to the park and we really loved every minute of it. The kangaroos on arrival are friendly and definitely look for treats and this certainly sets the tone for a great day. The…Full review by Adam B
Dec 29, 2024
It’s a small but very convenient park with different animals. Just after your entrance you’ll see a lot of kangaroos walking/laying on a grass/jumping - it’s really awesome! There are friendly and yo…Full review by UlyanaInStars
Their website is down; can you book a close encounter beforehand or is it just luck on the day?
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I'm not sure. I'm sure you can ask on the day, or even use a Voice Over IP (internet calling: VOIP) to call them to book. If I can't do something via a website I often use Google Voice …
I'm not sure. I'm sure you can ask on the day, or even use a Voice Over IP (internet calling: VOIP) to call them to book. If I can't do something via a website I often use Google Voice VOIP
Are you allowed to have a picnic there? I wanted to hire the bushland hut but I feel like it's aimed more at little kids and my group will mainly be all adults.
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I’m not sure what the official Guidelines are , however we had 5 adults 2 kids and had a picnic lunch outside of the cafe, we purchased drinks cold and hot from the cafe . We were …
I’m not sure what the official Guidelines are , however we had 5 adults 2 kids and had a picnic lunch outside of the cafe, we purchased drinks cold and hot from the cafe . We were not instructed not to eat . Hope that helps .
May I know what the entrance fee of 31.50$ (when booked online) includes? I am aware that theres kangaroo petting and shows to catch, but getting close to the Koala/Snakes/Wombats requires additional pay?? So meaning I can only see them and not pet them unless I pay the extra 40$? Please let me know what I can do with just the entrance fee and if so, how long I should spend here. Thank you!
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When we went in 2013 we paid get in and for few bags of kangaroo food. We got to briefly touch/stroke a koala and plenty kangaroos
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