Cleland Conservation Park Review

Cleland is an absolute must visit for anyone visiting South Australia. A beautiful show of animals from Kangaroo''s to Dingo''s. The best bit is being able to walk straight up to Kangaroo''s and stroke/feed them. You can easily spend all day here walking round seeing all that Cleland has to offer. If I ever get the chance to visit Adelaide again I will certainly be going here first.

Australian native animal sanctuary where animals can be licked Australia has a long history, and the animals and plants on the mainland are also very rich. There are many other continents that do not have animals and plants, so when I travel to Australia, I like to see some strange animals or plants. They surprised me so much! This time I came to Cleland Conservation Park and wanted to see animals like koalas or kangaroos in the reserve! Tips1, ticket: adult AUD 25, scenic spot address: South Australia Adelaide First of all, the first impression of this park is a small zoo, and there will not be many animals raised. Most of them are native Australian animals, so it is very in line with my purpose of visiting! I can see kangaroos and koalas that have been sleeping, and thick ostriches, and many animals that I don't know their names in the park, and in this park, you can have intimate contact with animals! Animal snacks can be bought at the door, this kind of snacks basically all animals in the park can eat, there are explanations in the zoo, very humorous! In fact, what impressed me the most was the koala. I heard that this is one of the few places in the world where koalas can be hugged, so I am very lucky to be able to hug the koala. The staff asked me to wear a blue dress and then let me stand and don’t move, so that koala thought I was a tree. Then the staff will hold the koala on you. Can't hold it casually, this whole experience is very interesting! I think I will always remember this experience!