What makes it 74% Baby-Friendly: Babies enter free and stroller paths are smooth; café has high chairs and a change table, but no dedicated nursing room and all water sports are unsuitable, so plan a shorter land-only stay.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for exhibits, a stroller-friendly walk and a relaxed picnic with the baby
Visitor Centre exhibits and Virtual Lookout:
Explore interactive displays and a panoramic viewing room indoors
Tip: Use the nearby changing table and seating area before or after exhibits
Pram-friendly walking paths:
Stroll along smooth trails to animal enclosures and outdoor displays
Tip: Follow the main flat paths to avoid uneven ground with the stroller
Picnic on the grassy lawn:
Spread a mat under shaded trees by the reservoir for lunch or playtime
Tip: Bring a sunshade and snacks to keep your baby comfortable

Mark
It's fairly cheap and you get to see a bit of Australian wildlife up close. Not bad for kids, and the park around the area is quite nice. It is crowded on the weekends, most people come by to use the lake from what I can see. They've got a wombat, and emu, an echidna and a platypus. And a big carpet snake. My partner was terrified of the signs saying there were snakes nearby so she didn't come t...
Jose Diaz
Wonderful spot for a swim and paddleboarding, quite good parking size and easy to walk to the water, beautiful place with lots of vegetation and mostly birds and turtles.
Tash Platt
This is such a special spot. Lovely cafe and animal enclosure walk throughs - the staff are lovely, full of information and friendly smiles. Enjoyed a splash afterwards. We'll definitely be back again with our annual passes. Very affordable.
Rodwell Dube (Roquariums)
The absolute star of the show was the emu full of personality and totally stole the spotlight. I also got to see a wallaby and a few other animals, which made the visit feel worth it. I’ve got to be honest though… the crocodile tank made me laugh. They hype it up like you’re about to meet some giant beast, but it’s actually a tiny baby croc that’s basically the size of a giant gecko. Cute, but def...
Irene & Andrew
Great value for $9 pp. we arrived about 3pm and were worried we would not get to see the animals. However they are very active in the late afternoon. Staff were friendly and informative.
In summer, start early and use sun protection. In winter, dress baby warmly and enjoy milder crowds.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Wildlife Centre entry for 2 adults | AUD 17.8 |
| Café snack and drink | AUD 15 |
| Picnic supplies | AUD 10 |
| Total Estimated | AUD 42.8 |
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