Caversham Wildlife Park

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★ 4.8 (3K+ reviews) • 22K+ booked
Caversham Wildlife Park is an Aussie wildlife paradise in Whiteman Park, Swan Valley! Come and meet Australia's unique animals up close, from cuddly koalas to friendly kangaroos. Get ready for fantastic photo opportunities with koalas, wombats, possums, snakes, and lively lizards. Plus, don't miss the entertaining Farm Show and the excitement of watching penguins being fed! This park is home to Western Australia's largest private collection of native animals, with over 200 species and 2,000 creatures of native wildlife. At Caversham Wildlife Park, there's something special for everyone to enjoy!
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Whiteman Park, Whiteman Drive East, Whiteman WA 6068, Australia
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4.8 /5
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Klook User
26 Jun
Strongly recommend this experience. It was an absolute blast racing down the sand dunes! We were incredibly lucky with the amazing weather, which made the whole trip even more enjoyable. A big thank you to our wonderful guides, Emma and Hadrien, for their insightful and engaging sharing. We learned so much about the fascinating formation of the sand dunes and the Pinnacles, followed by an eye-opening astronomy session about the stars, planets, and satellites. The evening was accompanied by a delicious and filling dinner, and the day ended on a high note with a photography session on how to capture the Milky Way, an unexpected but unforgettable highlight.
ShianShian ***
26 Jun
experience: worthy to visit via ferry from Perth city, enjoyed the view of Swan River. Saw the dolphin jumped out during back to Perth City. Rottnest island is pretty and chill walking there.
2+
Pook ****
24 Jun
This was a trip that cannot be missed in Perth! Great and humorous tour guide Erin (hope that I have spelled her name correctly), great job! Managed to see the stars and milk way! wow! Need some luck too on the weather. The dinner was also quite delicious too under the rain! lol.
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Klook User
22 Jun
A 5 stars service by our tour guide Tim! It was raining and Tim did his best to ensure that we were able to enjoy the different attractions without being drenched. He provided us with umbrellas and even bottled water on board the tour bus. He constantly checked in on us and updated us about the weather conditions and where we were going next. Our family of 8 tremendously enjoyed the places we visited and also the small group number as promised. We also did not have to queue to take photos with the animals as we joined this tour. For those who are thinking of joining this tour group, don’t hesitate and book it now!!
2+
Yaw ********
20 Jun
Tour Guide Tim was very helpful and provide the good explanation to us..Will book Klook again in future
Claire ****************
19 Jun
Ferry transfer to the island filled with quokkas! took so many pictures with the cute animal and rented bikes to cycle around the island. Very punctual departure.
roselle ********
14 Jun
It was a comfortable ride from Hillary’s boat. Free parking. Approx 45mins to Rotness island. We initially had a bumpy ride going to rotness island due to uncontrollable waves we were about to go thru but we were warned prior to moving and offered to give vomit bags. Going back was better and less bumpy. Otherwise happy with service and experience.
WENYA ***
12 Jun
seamless check-in. very convenient location to explore the area.

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Must-Visit Attractions in Caversham Wildlife Park

Molly's Farm

Visit the cheeky animals living in the barns and take a walk through the paddocks to meet larger animals like ostriches and buffalos. Plus, animal food is provided for feeding.

Walkthrough Macropod Enclosure

See Red and Western Grey Kangaroos, and Agile Wallabies in a large central enclosure where you can observe these iconic Australian animals up close.

Penguin Island

Visit Western Australia's biggest penguin colony at Caversham Wildlife Park! Be sure to arrive on time as these little penguins eat swiftly. Take part in the fun experience of watching them being fed, swimming, and learning all about these endearing flightless birds from our passionate keepers.

Farm Show

Experience the best of Aussie farm life at Caversham Wildlife Park! Watch exciting activities like sheep shearing, stock whip cracking, cow milking, lamb bottle-feeding, horseback stockman meet-and-greets, Billy swinging, and sheepdog sheep mustering. Plus, the farm is open for volunteers - both kids and adults can join in the fun and get hands-on with these authentic farm experiences!

Native Wildlife Zones

Discover different kinds of fauna of North-eastern Australia, the South-west, North-west, and South-east in separate zones, showcasing the unique wildlife of each region

Tips for Your Caversham Wildlife Park Visit

When is the best time to visit Caversham Wildlife Park?

Caversham Wildlife Park is open every day throughout the year. For a vibrant outing, you can visit during the summer peak (December and January) or school holidays. For a more serene experience, weekdays outside these periods are usually quieter.

How to get to Caversham Wildlife Park from Perth?

Caversham Wildlife Park in Whitman Park, Western Australia is approximately a 30-minute drive north of downtown Perth. With two primary entrances at Lord Street and Beechboro Road, and convenient bus services from Bassendean Railway Station to the Lord Street entrance, most visitors go for private transport or guided tours from Perth to reach us. You can also visit the nearby Swan River, a popular spot for boat trips and picnics.

How long to spend at Caversham Wildlife Park?

For a full experience, it's recommended to arrive at the park before 2:00 pm to make sure you have enough time to explore all the attractions. To truly make the most of your visit and savor everything that Caversham Wildlife Park has to offer, set aside a minimum of 3 hours for your adventure.