Australian Reptile Park (solo trip)

It’s not a bad place, but it’s quite a bit lacking if you’re used to visiting animal sanctuaries and wildlife parks in other countries, where you might get more value for money. It’s good, but not the kind of place you’d want to keep returning to (at least not at the current price point) However, they have nice, cute, docile kangaroos hopping around the place eager for some pats.

Had a great day at the Australian Reptile Park! So much to see and do, with ample covered space to have a picnic. Wide variety of reptiles not usually displayed at other zoos. Loved feeding kangaroos, and joining the komodo dragon on a daily walk. Keeper talks were informative and fun. Keeper Mick is a gem!!

We spent a good few hours exploring the park at a leisurely pace. A variety of animals from reptiles, arachnids, amphibians to cuddly koalas and kangaroos. Keepers were friendly and happy to answer any questions my girls had. The reptile show was interesting and my girls got to touch some of the snakes and lizards they brought out. I enjoyed seeing (Hugo?) the Galapagos Island Tortoise go for a...

Visiting the Australian Reptile Park with my family was a truly fascinating experience. From the moment we arrived, we were immersed in a world of incredible wildlife and engaging attractions that made our visit unforgettable. The park offers a wide variety of exhibits, each thoughtfully designed to educate and inspire visitors of all ages. What stood out most were the live shows—each one a beaut...

Great experience! The staff were lovely and clearly passionate about their conservation work — it was amazing to see it up close. Really interactive for kids, with lots of fun animal statues and displays around the park. The chips at the café were also surprisingly great! Definitely worth a visit.