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Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary
Things To Do Mylor, Adelaide Hills, South Australia
Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks
Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is the way Australia ought to be. The Sanctuary is a thriving eco-system where hundreds of Australian native animals flourish in their natural environment. Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, bandicoots, potoroos, bettongs, and birds, rarely seen outside the feral-proof fence, all live safely at Warrawong. The Sanctuary is also the only place on mainland South Australia where you may see the elusive platypus.
The award-winning Sanctuary was founded in 1969 by Dr John Wamsley, who purchased a 35-acre dairy. Later, he and his wife Proo surrounded the property with a 2.1-metre-high, electrified, feral-proof fence. The fence, arguably the world’s first, created a safe haven where native animals were protected from introduced predators like cats and foxes.
Thanks to the vision of the founders, current wife and husband owners Narelle and David have inherited a rich and diverse ecosystem where native animals prosper.
Experience the tranquil haven of Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary for yourself by booking an animal encounter, behind-the-scenes experience, show, tour, or camp.
Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is a serene environment for animals and humans alike. Visit them and experience the best of natural Australia.
Facilities
Cafe
Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites
Carpark
Coach Parking
Conference/Convention Facilities
Enquiry Desk
Family Friendly
Food and Refreshments
Games or recreation room
Non Smoking
Parents Room
Shop / Gift Shop
Internet Access
Free WifiDisabled Assistance
Caters for challenges with learning and communicationRates
General admission to Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is $19 for an adult, which includes an 11am guided tour, plus a wildlife show, on weekends and school holidays. Other animal interactions, such as encounters and keeper experiences are also available for additional fees.
