Great Ocean Road Wildlife Park

Beautiful park with wonderful people taking care of it. The front desk worker was so patient and explained everything to us thoroughly. We were super lucky as it was later in the day so no one else was at the park. They have an open sanctuary area where you can feed and pet, if they let you, the kangaroos and emus. The rest of the park is also stunning with a peacock and her peafowl running around. Lots of different animals to see and lush greenery.

Went there on Sunday after looking for something to do before going home, it's a great peaceful place to go and interact with chill kangaroos, emus and more. Educational and great prices/serivce, no need for bookings, lots of space to walk and hand feed the wildlife. You can sign a petition to help save the dingos too :)

One of the most important aspects of a wildlife park is, of course, the animals themselves, and this park has a lot of them. The animals are well taken care of and have their own space, which is crucial for their health and well-being. It's always heartening to see a park that prioritizes animal welfare.The staff were very friendly and helpful, and they introduced the park's route to us in detail. We were also delighted to find areas where we could pet and feed wallabies, kangaroos, and emus, and get up close and personal with them.Overall, my experience at the wildlife park was fantastic. The focus on animal welfare was clear, and the staff were knowledgeable and welcoming. I highly recommend this park to anyone looking for a great day out with a focus on interacting with animals in a safe and ethical manner.

We found this from google maps and we didn't regret that!! We had such an amazing experience exploring the farm. Everything is top notch, customer service is awesome. We will definitely recommend it for people who wants to explore native fauna.

Funky place with excellent variety of animals. You can walk around in an area with kangaroos, wallabies and emus and feed them with food provided for a small charge. Loved seeing Dingos for the first time and a couple of Joeys.

Didn't plan to stop here on our road trip but very glad we did. Man at the reception gave us a run trough the park map and explained a little about the work they are doing to protect the dingo. First close up encounters with wallabies, kangaroos and emus. Well worth the money.

Stopped here hungry and for the vegan cafe reviews, and boy were we impressed! Mushroom soup, lemon tart and fig and carob tart were delicious! Lots of love put into the food. Thank you Krystal and Tamar!