Wave Rock Wildlife Park

Kids loved it. What kid doesn't love a wildlife park.Gave it 3 stars because the park seemed alittle run down. All the animals looked very healthy (mainly birds at the wildlife park)Price wasn't to bad buying it in a package with the lace place and toy soldiers.Worth a look but you should finish it in about 20min

A great morning out with family and friends. We had an organised tour with Zoologist Matthew who is keen to share his knowledge. Feeding the camel was a memorable experience for the little one.

I was very disappointed visiting the wildlife park ,I think it should be totally renovated for the Beautiful Birds ,the big birds can’t fly around ,even the small birds .They need to be stimulated with a big area to spread there wings ,the ducks need to swim in a pond ,the chickens and roosters need to roam around ,and the poor peacocks have nothing to do ,The camel has a shed with a tractor in it for its shelter ,alpacas looked alright but need heaps more space kangaroos look well looked after and 1 snake in a small glass fish tank ,I know it’s run by volenteres but I’m sure your local shire can help out financially to get this place up and running and be proud to show of your beautiful animals and habitat ,and I guarantee you will have so many more visitors and that means more profit.

Cool rock formation, lots of flies so bring a fly net for your hat. Not much else to see out there and could do with some more information or maybe a historical tour guide. Small fee payable to help support the care of environment.

Had a wonderful experience at the Wave Rock Wildlife Park. I had a tour from the Park's resident zoologist (Matthew) who really knew his stuff and loved the animals. There are a great variety of birds on display and the white kangaroos are really unique.I also thoroughly enjoyed the Lace Place and Toy Soilders.The vanilla slice at the cafe is also a must.

What a depressing experience. We should have known it was going to be bad after reading the hand written sign on the entry door saying that the koalas and wedge tail eagle had died (albeit from old age) . I'm pretty sure the rest of the animals wish they were dead too as this place is neglected, overgrown and totally run down. The birds looked so sad that we wanted to set them free. The only things thriving were the weeds and spiders. It was probably lovely when it first opened, but its time to rehome these poor creatures and call it a day!

Had an enjoyable experience visiting with a friend. We had an organised tour with Matthew the zoologist who is passionate about all the animals. There was a good variety of birds and animals to see.

Awesome little park with very knowledgeable/friendly staff and volunteers to help make sure you get the most from the experience. We saw black cockatoos, a camel, parrots, a wombat, kangaroos (even albino ones!) and lots and lots more. Definitely worth a visit!

We bought a $20 gold pass per adult for admission of Wildlife park, Lace place, Miniature Army museum and Yesteryear museum. And the most worth it is this wildlife park.I’m surprised with the size of the park as we spent quite awhile inside. Pretty good range of wildlife to see as well. But koala wasn’t there when we went.The lady at the front also warned us about the possibility of snake in the park, also the friendly emu that may run to us (which thankfully it didn’t).I do hope they can maintain the cleanliness of the park as some places are messy and dirty. Camels are looking very sad and in need some a good scrub.

It was terrible. The pens the animals are living in are way too small for them, especially for the birds, and not species-appropriate at all. I didn't see much since I could not stand seeing more of those suffering and poor animals. I'm also worried about the health of the animals, one of the white kangaroos was just lying there, vegetating, looking very very weak and hardly managed to get up when of the zookeepers came in. Also there was another kangaroo lying there, not moving and it's face was covered with flies. I was wondering if it was still alive until one of the zookeepers came and brought the kangaroo, which was really dead, away in a pushcart. I don't know why that animal died and of course it could have been of natural causes, I just want to stress that something has to be done to improve the situation of those animals there.