Zoos Animal Parks & Sanctuaries in West Pennant Hills, NSW
zoos animal parks & sanctuaries in West Pennant Hills, NSW (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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84 Castle Hill Rd, West Pennant Hills, 2125
(02) 9484 3141
The Koala Park Sanctuary in Sydney''s suburbs is where Koalas roam free through the rainforest and eucalypt groves Only a half hour from Sydney, you can cuddle our Koalas, hand feed ... eucalypt, tours, Zoos Animal Parks & Sanctuaries, day, rainforest, tourism, kangaroo 
Koala Park Sanctuary is a family-friendly zoo with a focus on safety and friendly, helpful staff. Customers enjoy the interactive experiences and animal encounters. Some customers suggest improvements in signage and organization. The entry fee is considered fair, with opportunities to buy food for animal interaction. The sanctuary offers a simple yet enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages. Other nearby results from the 'Zoos' category
14 Lynwood Ave, Doonside, 2767
219 Kildare Rd, Doonside, 2767
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700 Great Western Highway, Bungarribee, 2767
(02) 7202 2564
Sydney Zoo is a well-maintained and clean zoo with a variety of animals, easy navigation, and adequate space. Families and kids particularly enjoy the experience. The zoo is wheelchair and pram friendly with mist sprayers and water filling stations to combat the heat. The Glow experience and VR offering add value. Some reviews suggest that the food options could be improved and that the zoo is a bit pricey for its size. Some animals are best viewed in the shade due to the hot weather. Overall, Sydney Zoo is a great day out for animal lovers. 
1-5 Wheat Road, Sydney, 2000
Discover the best of Australia at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo – the Home of the Aussie Big Five! From snapping a selfie with a koala, meeting a kangaroo, coming eye-to-eye with Rocky the huge saltwater ... sydney zoo, wild life, Australian animals, animal encounters, things to do in sydney, sydney... Wild Life Sydney Zoo is a popular tourist attraction where customers enjoy getting up close to cute kangaroos and koalas. The zoo offers a variety of native Australian animals for visitors to see. Some customers were disappointed by the size of the zoo and the lack of a diverse range of animals. A few had issues with other visitors disturbing the animals. Overall, the zoo is recommended for families with young children and tourists who want to experience native Australian wildlife. 
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1 Darkinjung Road, Calga, 2250
(02) 4375 1100
A sanctuary for rescued wildlife needing lifetime care, and breed-for-release rewilding programs for endangered animals. Walkabout Park is Heritage Listed Aboriginal Cultural landscape with ancient... Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary is highly recommended for a great day out for families and animal lovers. The friendly staff provide informative and entertaining experiences, allowing visitors to get up close with various animals, including kangaroos, emus, koalas, and farm animals. Some visitors have enjoyed the hiking trails and Aboriginal sites. The sanctuary is a must-visit for those traveling to the area, with one visitor commenting on the friendliness of the wild kangaroos and emus. The prices are considered a bargain given the extensive range of animals and activities offered. 
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69 Pacific Hwy, Somersby, 2250
(02) 4340 1022
... children; s adventure playground, loads of exciting wildlife shows and is home of Eric, Australia's most loved crocodile, koalas, platypus, wombats, kangaroos, giant reptiles and so much more... 