Cleland Wildlife Park — Park in Crafers

Reviews of Cleland Wildlife Park

• Thomas

  Added 2016.09.27

  -Not only do you get to see a variety of kangaroos, but you also get to walk inside their fenced off areas & feed/pet them.
• Jordan

  Added 2016.07.05

  -If you love animals you need to come visit Cleland Conservation/Wildlife Park.
• Adrian

  Added 2016.05.29

  -There are other animals such as wombats, Tazmanian Devils, dingoes, various fowl & other tiny marsupials.
• Angel

  Added 2016.03.03

  Overall, I love this park & all the free-roaming kangaroos.
• Hunter

  Added 2015.11.16

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• Austin

  Added 2015.10.17

  The best wildlife park I've visited. An excellent place for a relaxing day with all the family. Animals have plenty of space and it doesn't look like a zoo at all. You could feed cute little potoroos who are all over the park and various types of kangaroos. Also, there are many species of birds to spot in their natural habitats. The experience was well worth the money.
• Ryan

  Added 2015.09.27

  A magical place. Kangaroos come right up to you and are so unbelievably cute and friendly you will just wish you had one. Probably worth buying a bag of food from admission because if you're enjoying the company of a small group of kangaroos, and someone with food comes near enough, they will leave and it will hurt your feelings. Emus are rude, will follow you around just a little too closely. They won't hurt you but they will invade your personal space, I understand that when you have to compete with kangaroos for tourist attention though, they are unfairly ignored. Tasmanian devils were hiding from us that day which was a bit sad because they are cute, if a little bit angry. Dingoes were similarly elusive although I could just see a paw sticking out of one of the kennels (is it called a kennel when it's for a dingo?) which was white like it was wearing an ankle sock, very stylish. Koalas were unwell. Apparently they had all caught a cold which is just very unfair they shouldn't have to go through that. I hope they are all feeling better now.
• James

  Added 2013.12.31

  -There are also emu's, which you can feed.
• Juan

  Added 2013.10.11

  A very beautiful place to be, a good lookout to the city. Animals are very well trained, friendly and easy to feed. A slight problem, the ticket price.
• David

  Added 2013.10.07

  Great place for all ages. Get to learn a lot and overall a great Australian experience.
• Olivia

  Added 2013.08.29

  -The park itself is well-maintained & staff knowledgable.
• David

  Added 2013.06.18

  -The koala's are really soft & there are designated meeting times, where you can touch them/take photos with.