David Fleay Wildlife Park

The David Fleay Safari is very reasonably priced compared to other attractions in the area. In the morning we went to feed the parrots, kangaroos, various birds and big kangaroos. Even with the pram, it was easy to get to every place, night shows and so on were great. We stood 2 meters away from the crocodile - you can't do it anywhere else. Very relaxing and a great place for a picnic. Recommended to go for 3 hours with the kids.

Pretty place, but do NOT expect a bird show SEQ resident born & bred. Had never been to David Fleay's. Did not realise it was "heritage listed" so we were pretty excited to tick this one off the list. Under $60 for a family of 4. Happy with that. But no birds. No raptors to be seen. No owls. Closed or whatever. Nothing advised on arrival. Ran to see the "Fleay's in Flight" show and they brought out a snake! Really, Sooooo disappointing. Only highlight was the platypus was in full view. Bilby was hiding. But really - Qld Parks need to UP THEIR GAME if they want the people to come - Currumbin, Lone Pine, Aust Zoo - they know how to put on a bird show! Our $60 was a "donation" to Qld Parks

The surrogate rat, koala, is so cute. I have no objection to taking pictures with him casually. We have a family, people and animals to shoot together. The scenery is beautiful and charming. Be close to the ground and feel the nature. Come again next year.

Staff were really helpful and friendly. It was nice to see that there was no extra spending inside, the tickets included everything. Of course you can buy souvenirs or other food as well. There were a few very rich programs to enjoy in a day. You can see a lot of animals in the open air, without cages. Really a happy day, worth it.

You can get close contact with some animals, and you can buy some food from the zoo to feed small animals.