Mogo Wildlife Park Ticket


Please present your voucher to exchange for a physical ticket, please present your e‑voucher
Please note, infants and children must be counted as passengers; children aged 0‑2 are free; children aged 0‑15 must be accompanied by a paying adult; children aged 16 and above are charged the same as adults
Monday to Sunday: 09:00‑16:00; Last admission: 15:00; Open to the public on Christmas Day from 09:00‑13:00
(1) Silver Gibbon Keeper Talk: 10:30;
(2) Lion Keeper Talk: 11:00;
(3) Gorilla Keeper Talk: 12:00;
(4) Otter Keeper Talk: 13:30;
(1) Please arrive on time;
(2) Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the activity time;
(3) No refunds for latecomers or no‑shows;
(1) Intoxicated persons may be refused entry or service, and no refund will be given;
(2) This activity is wheelchair accessible;
(3) Persons using wheelchairs/mobility aids must be accompanied by a carer;
(4) Giraffe feeding experience costs AUD 20 per person, available for purchase at the reception upon arrival;
(5) Weekday opening hours: 11:15‑12:00; Weekend, public holiday, and school holiday opening hours: 11:15‑12:00, 13:30‑14:00;
(6) Giraffe feeding activity is subject to weather and giraffe cooperation;
(7) Feed for deer, kangaroos, and camels costs AUD 6.50 per bag;
(1) Address: 222 Tomakin Rd, Mogo NSW 2536, Australia;
(2) For details, please refer to the map;
(3) How to get there: Only a 2‑minute drive from Somerset Stables;



Mogo Wildlife Park will bring you an unforgettable wildlife adventure, allowing you to immerse yourself in close encounters with a variety of animals from around the world. Upon entering the park, you will be greeted by lush scenery that perfectly recreates the natural habitats of the animals. A major highlight of the park is the opportunity to intimately interact with some of the most amazing creatures on Earth. From hand‑feeding friendly kangaroos and wallabies to interacting with curious lemurs, the park offers a range of interactive experiences that are sure to leave you in awe.

As you continue exploring, you will come face to face with majestic big cats such as lions and cheetahs in carefully designed enclosures that balance animal welfare with visitor safety. Knowledgeable wildlife experts will provide guided tours and educational talks, giving you deeper insights into animal behaviour, conservation efforts, and the importance of protecting their habitats. Mogo Wildlife Park is not just a place of entertainment; it is also a conservation centre dedicated to protecting endangered species and supporting various breeding programmes.


The park's commitment to conservation goes beyond its grounds, actively participating in international breeding programmes to protect vulnerable species from extinction. Visitors will have the chance to witness heart‑warming moments of wildlife caring for their young, thereby gaining a better understanding of the importance of protecting biodiversity.
We recommend arriving in the morning, as the animals are most active in the early hours. If you plan to visit after lunch, please enter the park before 15:00 to allow ample time to see as many members of the Mogo animal family as possible.
Schedule a trip to Mogo Wildlife Park and you will have an animal adventure that will stay with you forever!




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