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  Cleland Wildlife Park

  Mount Lofty Summit Road, Crafers, SA, 5152

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  Ever wanted to hold a koala? At Cleland Wildlife Park you can! Just 20 minutes drive from Adelaide, you can touch and feed captivating wildlife in this open range wildlife sanctuary. Have your photo taken holding a koala, hand feed kangaroos and wander among Australian wildlife. Join animal keepers as they feed lorikeets, Tasmanian Devils, dingoes, water birds and other native animals. At night the bush also comes to life. Accompany guides and share the night-time world of Australia’s intriguing and endangered animals including potoroos, bettongs and bandicoots. Wallabies and kangaroos also become more active and alert at night. Bookings essential. Don’t miss out on the Ocean to Outback Interpretative Centre where South Australia’s landscapes are on display. Cleland Wildlife Park is nestled within Cleland Conservation Park just three kilometres from Mount Lofty Summit. Encounters with wildlife, licensed cafe and souvenir shop, ensures there’s something for everyone at Cleland! Read more

  “This park has been around forever, and I have to say I reckon it's showing its age. The enclosures a...”

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  Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary

  Stock Rd, Mylor, SA, 5153

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  Warrawong is home to 100 species of birds and many native mammals. It's just 25 minutes from Adelaide, so learning about Australia's endangered wildlife is easy. Warrawong offers free admission into the sanctuary from 9am to 4pm, seven days. Try our walking trails - Dawn Walks help you discover the five habitats of Warrawong with wallabies, kangaroos and birdlife. The Wetlands and Rainforest Walks are a daytime adventure along the waterways and the rainforest of Warrawong to learn about platypus, native fish, and other aquatic life. Nocturnal Walks depart around sunset - experience wildlife such as bettongs, bandicoots and platypus. All guided tours meander along walking trails and follow boardwalks through the sanctuary. Tours are 90 minutes. While entry to the sanctuary is free, there are fees for guided walks and animal shows. Dine at the Bilby Cafe, with a view of Australian wildlife from your table. Read more

  “I had never seen a platypus in my life before but finally it happened last Friday. After two unsucce...”

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