David Fleay Wildlife Park

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My kids and I had a great time. After visiting Australia Zoo a few weeks ago which was extremely crowded and chaotic, we found this wildlife park to be quiet and relaxed. Lots of shady places to sit outside, a nice cafe with aircon, affordable ticket prices. Spent around 3 hours there going at a slow pace.

Very lovely park. You could call it a zoo, but that has a very commercial vibe. This place is all about preserving endangered animals. There were genuinely 3 animals here I didn't even know existed.

A new favourite for me & my little one. Super pram friendly, nice easy boardwalks to get around everywhere. We spent a good 3 hours there on a weekday morning and loved it. Nice & quiet, friendly & informative staff, afforable tickets and close to Burleigh so you can really make a day of it.

My mate Dan and I had a great tour with Jenna. Enjoy a wholesome, altruistic Australian wildlife experience where you can learn how what we do at home and when travelling impacts native animals and our precious Australian biosphere. Who gives this wonderful space one star? It's a conservation and rescue space for wildlife, not a hugging zoo. You shouldn't assume you can hug the animals in advance as it may not be safe or healthy for the animals or the visitors. $27 is not expensive. We paid extra to help the cute bundles of joy at Fleay's. For those who reckon you couldn't see anything check out my awesome new desktop wallpaper. Yes Jenna, you're a chatterbox, but we loved every bit.