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Cleland Conservation and Wildlife park Information

Wander among kangaroos, wallabies, emus and waterbirds at Cleland Wildlife Park. Watch dingos, Tasmanian devils, wombats, koalas and reptiles. Handfeed kangaroos and experience a koala close-up. Follow the daily interactive animal feeding sessions and learn about Australia's unique wildlife.

Discover the mystery of the forest at night on a guided walk. Cleland Wildlife Park gives you an opportunity to see nocturnal creatures, including endangered species, in their natural habitat. Bookings are essential and a fee applies of AUD23.00 per adult and AUD14.00 per child. Includes light refreshments after the walk. Minimum numbers apply.

Cleland Wildlife Park is nestled in the natural bushland setting of Cleland Conservation Park. Enjoy a snack, lunch, morning or afternoon tea in the relaxing atmosphere of the licensed cafe and souvenir shop.

Regular education and school holiday activities are also available.

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