
Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park is a family-owned wildlife park and rescue centre located approximately 30 kilometres south of Geraldton in the Mid West region of Western Australia. Operating for over 30 years as both a visitor attraction and a rehabilitation facility for injured Australian wildlife, the park is home to kangaroos, dingoes, emus, crocodiles, cockatoos, owls including the south boobook, tawny frogmouths, a variety of reptiles, and farmyard animals. Notable residents include Priscilla the ostrich and Douglas the crocodile, whose feeding sessions are a visitor highlight. Guests can hand-feed kangaroos, hold friendly lizards, and enjoy close encounters with the park's diverse residents in an informal, welcoming setting. The park is open six days a week and provides a unique wildlife experience for travellers journeying along Australia's Coral Coast.