What makes it 74% Baby-Friendly: Babies enter free, prams fit on ramps, and toilets have change tables, but no advertised nursing room, patchy shade, and possible photo-session age limits keep comfort and activities moderate.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for a relaxed wildlife walk, hand-feeding kangaroos, and attending keeper talks at a baby-friendly pace.
Self-guided wildlife walk:
Stroll the flat boardwalks to see koalas, wombats, lizards and freshwater crocodiles.
Tip: Use the shaded ramps to push your stroller right up to most enclosures.
Kangaroo hand-feeding:
Meet and feed eastern grey kangaroos and wallabies in an open-plan setting.
Tip: Offer feed by hand and watch your baby’s reaction from the nearby bench.
Wildlife Keeper presentations:
Join the Nocturnal Wonders talk at 10:30 am or the Marsupial Presentation at 2 pm.
Tip: Arrive 5 minutes early to secure a bench with space for your stroller.
Koala patting photo:
Optional family session for a framed souvenir print and digital download.
Tip: Contact the Gardens ahead about safety rules for infants on your lap.

Sarah Harston
Being able to pet a koala was a good experience here and also clean. The staff have you sanitize your hands before and after you pet them for their safety and yours, and they show your how to pet a koala.
Nick Darian
Good way to see some animals up close and personal. It's a small place so allocate 30 mins to explore unless you pay extra for photos with the koalas, then allocate an hour to wait in line.
Crys
A great animal park! It may be small, but there is a lot of see, and the opportunity to have a photo taken with a koala can’t be beat. The exhibits were all nice and provided a nice place for the animals. The kangaroo feeding area was a lot of fun as well. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable and willing to take the time to answer questions.
Alecia G
To be so close to the animals, a great experience! The koalas were cute as 🥰 We got to hand feed kangaroo's! Saw crocodiles for the first time!! There was a cheeky little water dragon cruising around 😆 But it was a little sad to see the animals in small enclosures 🥺
Hannah Joyce
Absolutely phenomenal experience especially for the price. If birds and butterflies interest you, get the package but we just wanted to stick with some Australia basics and were pressed for time. Feeding kangaroos is included in the general admission. That being so low makes it easier to splurge on the koala patting pictures! Worth every penny. Being able to pat the koala was awesome. The staff an...
Dry season (May–Oct) brings cooler mornings and fewer mosquitoes. In wet season (Nov–Apr), plan an early visit to avoid afternoon showers and pack a rain cover for your stroller.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Adult admission (A$22 each) | AUD 22 |
| Adult admission (A$22 each) | AUD 22 |
| Total Estimated | AUD 44 |
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