Bunbury Wildlife Park

Bunbury Wildlife Park, managed by the City of Bunbury in South Bunbury, Western Australia, is an interactive wildlife attraction where visitors can get up close with a diverse range of Australian native animals. The park is home to kangaroos, dingoes, quokkas, birds, reptiles, marsupials, and various mammals housed within natural-style habitats. Guests can hand-feed birds and farm animals, participate in keeper talks, and enjoy behind-the-scenes wildlife encounters that offer genuine insight into animal care and behaviour. Community engagement is encouraged through the Park Parent volunteer program, which invites locals to support animal welfare and conservation at the park. Committed to responsible animal husbandry, the park has demonstrated its dedication to animal health with proactive precautionary measures in response to current biosecurity concerns. Bunbury Wildlife Park offers an educational and enjoyable outing for families throughout the South West of Western Australia.