Mogo Wildlife Park

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Mogo Wildlife Park and its collection

Mogo Wildlife Park, opened in 1991, is a zoo in Mogo (South), Australia.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Spotted Hyena, Binturong, Meerkats, Silvery Gibbon and Siamang Gibbon.

Things to do

Things to do include Feed a lion or a tiger, Close-up encounters, Keeper talks, Hand-feed kangaroos, deer and camels and Primate Island Tour.

What the venue says

  • world-standard facilities and spacious, naturalistic enclosures
  • one of the largest collections of primates in Australia
  • The Wild Bites Cafe offers a range of hot and cold food, sweet treats, cold drinks and, of course, great coffee.
  • Parking is easy with 3 terraces of parking under the gumtrees adjacent to the entry, a large open air carpark just of the main road and further overflow parking for special events.
  • Mobility equipment, including wheelchairs and walkers, is available for guests to use free of charge.
  • Up to two support workers or companions are admitted free of charge for guests who present a valid Companion Card on arrival.
  • We welcome guests who visit with assistance dogs and have procedures in place to support both guest access and the welfare of our animals.

Opening hours

Days Opens Closes
Every day 09:00 16:00

Hours can change on public holidays. Check with the venue before travelling.

We are open from 9am - 2pm on Christmas Day (Last entry 1pm)

Admission

Ticket TypePrice
Adult49.00 AUD
Child (3-15 years)29.00 AUD
Child (2 and under)0.00 AUD

Facilities

  • Assistance animal policy
  • Disability admission concession
  • Mobility equipment loan
  • Parking
  • On-site dining
  • Animal encounter
  • Animal feeding experience
  • Keeper talk or show
  • Guided tour

Exhibitions & events

No upcoming events

No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Mogo Wildlife Park at this time.

Location & map

222 Tomakin Rd
Mogo (South)
Australia

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Animals

Photographs show each species in general. They were not taken at Mogo Wildlife Park.

Exhibits

  • The African Savanna
  • Primate Islands
  • Big Cats and Predators
  • Exotic Small Mammals and Rare Species