Phillip Island Wildlife Park

Beautiful experience easy to find, animals pet at your own risk they are wild animals remember pet but give space. The koala put on a great show on roof of building . New life was also present with the wallabys babies my favourite part.

Had an awesome visit, could've spent many hours there.Large encolsures for animals seems to be full of natural enrichment and well kept.Roaming kangaroos and wallabies were super friendly, as were the geese and swans.Gift shops had souvenirs suited to all budgets.Highly recommend a visit if you're down that way, or even if your not :)

This place is amazing. It doesn't do the advertising that the Koala park does, but that's a politics-kind-of-thing, not a reflection on their quality.You can feed and pet kangaroos and wallabies (my personal favourite).Many of the wallabies have Joey's, as well, and you get to see them climbing in and out of their mom's pouch.The cost is very reasonable, and extra bags of food are only one dollar - so, you can feed 'till your heart is content.There are also other cool animals that you get to see (but not pet and feed), such as Tazzy Devils and Dingos.For the bird-fans, there are birds - not really my thing.This is a huge park, and you can easily spend all day here, and I would set aside at least a few hours, and that's if you don't linger too long... you can pretty much spend all day with these guys, if you want.

Was pondering over wildlife park or koala conservation center. Entrance fee is almost the same and hence I decided to go for wildlife park since there are more animals. Boy, I think I made the right decision. The park was big and we were able to go hand feed the free roaming kangaroos.

An experience of a lifetime and one I will never forget. Watching the animals roam freely is such a beautiful and rare thing.Getting up close and personal with the Kangaroos, feeding them from my hand and petting them was the highlight of my trip to Australia so far - and it only costs $21pp entry plus $1 per bag for the Kangaroo food (you can buy as many bags as you like - we bought 6 bags between the 2 of us!).Not to be missed.

This is SO worth finding an hour or so to go see and hand feed especially the kangaroos and emus! It's just a delightful place if you enjoy interacting with wildlife. I'm from the US so this was a very rare experience for me. Parking is easy, entrance fee with pellet food is very reasonable. I laughed so much. The emu are big! I was the brave one to put out a handful of feed and they're aggressive but won't hurt you. I loved it! Great separate area for bigger kids. Plenty of other areas for the little ones, too.

I love that the wildlife park is one where you can get up close with the animals. You get a bag of animal food with the ticket (around $20) and it was so fun getting to hand feed them. Went on the weekend and there was no queue to get in, not sure what it would be like on public holidays but I wouldn't say you need to get tickets in advance. Toilets onsite, staff are friendly and the shop had lots of cute souvenirs at very economical prices compared to some other wildlife parks I've been to!

The wildlife park definitely exceeded my expectations as the diversity of animals was amazing! Feeding the kangaroos and wallabies was fun for adults and children alike, and definitely something I would recommend to everyone! You will surely get your money’s worth and more!

Recommendation! Loved every minute of our visit! You can get up very close to most of the animals and feed them :) Definitely a must when visiting Melbourne!

The Phillip Island Wildlife Park was great. It has everything that you need to learn about the Australian wildlife. You can walk with and feed the kangaroos and wallabies who are very friendly. You can walk with the emus but they do make you feel abit nervous. Plenty of birds are also on display as well as wombats, koalas, dingos, reptiles and more.There is also a well stocked souvenir shop.