Koala Park Sanctuary Sydney

I was so impressed with this place! Last time we were there was before COVID, and they have updated the place. The staff went out of their way to be friendly and interact with my kids, they had a ball. It’s easy access with a pram, clean toilet facilities, plenty of hand washing spots and out in the open.We didn’t check out the cafe.There’s a cute playground for groups. The kangaroos are approachable and friendly for feeding. And the goats are keen! We fed them through the fence to avoid them jumping on us with excitement, and the kids were very happy with that.Thank you to the team, we will be back!

Nice place to see skme endemic species of Australia including Koalas, Cangaroos, some birds and reptiles.There are some live shows which describe about the animals and you can ho close to coalas and touch the reptiles.The get only one reptike out per day to touch and play for the guests.Wash rooms also availabe and they are clean.you can feed cangaroos and there are packets of dried grasses to buy at the ticket counter ro feed cangaroos.

Nice little sanctuary park but does needs an uplift in some of their facilities. We went on a Sunday morning and it was not busy at all. The zoo keeper we encountered was really friendly and knowledgeable. Visit the koala presentation and you can have a free photo with the koalas. Other zoos would charge for this so it was a nice treat.

Such a forgotten treasure in Sydney.Go during school time and enjoy a relaxing walk through this beautiful jungle of gorgeous creatures and extraordinary wildlife. Head down around 10am and there are shows every half hour from dingo's to koalas. Stop for lunch and then head to the farmyard and reptile show before feeding some goats and heading home. Amy is a wonderful knowledgeable presenter who is so patient with the endless questions from kids. Got bitten by some bugs so wear appropriate clothing but otherwise a great time.

Fun and a good family experience for kids and i Highly recommend for a family fun weekend. Lots of Australian birds, reptiles and kangaroos.The cafe is terrible, unfortunately. I order a ham, cheese, tomato toastie but only got a ham and cheese toastie. I didn't make a fuss about it but the staff came over to correct the order. Only to tell me, since I started to eat, they cannot change it. Terrible customer service.

This place was amazing. Not your hustle and bustle Koala Sanctuary. Staff took the time to talk to you about the animals and their welfare. Due to storm damage in 2018 it badly needs refurbishing and money. Alan one of the keepers there was exceptional, professional and knowledgeable. Look him up when you visit. They certainly are passionate and caring about the animals there. We loved it.

Great place to visit to see the animals and birds that live there. The staff are all friendly and helpful. Great to get close to feed the roos and sheep. Some areas could do with an update but looks like this is in progress. Entry cost is reasonable.

Koala park is a nice park with a variety of animals that one could expect to spend around 2 hours end to end. The park is setup on a relatively smaller real estate that limited the number of animals one could accommodate. Nonetheless, contrary to other comments we did find the place quite amusing and loved by the kids as they got to interact and feed some of the animals. A family onetime pass costs $86 only so you get what you pay for. I think this place cannot be compared to a Tarongo or Sydney zoo but for its size it still offers a enjoyable time for family with young kids. Staff were very friendly and always had a smile on their face which we found pretty welcoming.

It’s a family owned small zoo but it has everything u need to see. Went with my mom and we really enjoyed our visit, spent a nice morning there. Sadly they don’t allow touching the koalas anymore but you can still have a close encounter and take pictures with them for FREE. Also, we bought a AU3 bag of grass to feed the kangaroos, there were quite a number of them, very friendly and cute, you can pet them. Took a lot of good pictures. People said there were not many animals in this zoo but the point is you get a close encounter and interact with these lovely animals which I enjoyed a lot.

It’s a cute place for little people and tourists to learn about koalas, wombats and other Australian animals.You can buy food for the animals and feed them, which makes it a petting zoo and poses a contrast to the idea of conservation.Overall an entertaining experience.