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Phillip Island Wildlife Park — Attraction in Cowes

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Phillip Island Wildlife Park
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Phillip Island Nature Park is a conservation park located on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia. Created in 1996, the park is owned by the Victorian State Government; however, it is a self-funding commercial attraction for the purpose of animal conservation and research.
Nearby attractions
Kangaroo Feed Point part of Phillip Island Wildlife Park
2115 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Flametrees Restaurant, Cafe & Bar
2128 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922, Australia
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Phillip Island, 2128 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922, Australia
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Phillip Island Wildlife Park

2115 Phillip Island Rd, Cowes VIC 3922, Australia
4.5(1.2K)
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Phillip Island Nature Park is a conservation park located on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia. Created in 1996, the park is owned by the Victorian State Government; however, it is a self-funding commercial attraction for the purpose of animal conservation and research.

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attractions: Kangaroo Feed Point part of Phillip Island Wildlife Park, restaurants: Flametrees Restaurant, Cafe & Bar
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+61 3 5952 2038
Website
piwildlifepark.com.au

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Nearby attractions of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

Kangaroo Feed Point part of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

Kangaroo Feed Point part of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

Kangaroo Feed Point part of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

4.5

(39)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

Flametrees Restaurant, Cafe & Bar

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4.1

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Reviews of Phillip Island Wildlife Park

4.5
(1,221)
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1.0
6y

This park was a terrible experience, I felt so unbelievable sorry for the animals. Their spaces were too tiny, and many times there were way to many animals in one tiny compound. The wallabys tried to hide away from the tourists, who continuously followed them, especially the children who just grabbed and pet them. No park staff was around to supervise. I assume they have too less staff, but we've seen a couple of French tourists trying to dress up a kangaroo to take pictures with it, and chasing after emus screaming. We intervened and reported this behavior to the staff, but the park staff first acted as if they don't understand us and then instead took out the rest of our group and left the French tourists in there. The whole place looks incredibly run down, there are shards and sharp corners everywhere, a friend of mine stepped into a pin needle and we were shocked - the animals could have stepped into this and nobody would have even noticed. Many areas were completely barren of green, which gave the assumption that most of the animals are not given food so they come to the tourists so they can feed and touch them. The birds seemed totally apathic, their spaces were so small they could barely fly. It broke our hearts to see a majestic and huge eagle in a tiny compound, how can an animal that big ever put into a cage? This is not animal-friendly at all. The bats were in a cage with bright lamps pointed on them. Parents didn't control their children, who ran screaming after the animals, trying to touch and pet them everywhere. The animals seem so apathic that they don't care. Everything looked very neglected, broke and barren.

It seems that for this park, it's most important that the humans have fun. Please, if you love animals, don't go this park. We spent a night in Wilsons Prom and saw so many of the animals there,...

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5.0
2y

I recently visited the Phillip Island Wildlife Park with my family and I must say, it was an amazing experience that is definitely worth every penny spent. This park is an ideal place to visit with your family, especially with kids. The park provides visitors with a unique opportunity to interact with some of Australia's amazing wildlife, including kangaroos and emus.

The free-roaming kangaroos and emus were such a delight to feed with the food bag that was provided to us when we bought the tickets. This made the experience even more exciting and fun-filled for the kids and adults alike. We were also able to see some other amazing animals like koalas, reptiles, and bird-kind-of creatures, which was a thrilling experience.

Despite my usual reservations about animals being caged, I must say that the staff at Phillip Island Wildlife Park takes excellent care of the animals. The animals are kept in spacious and comfortable environments that mimic their natural habitats, which is commendable.

The staff at the park were also very helpful and friendly. The park is well-maintained, clean, and well-organized, making it a great place to spend the day with your family.

Overall, I would highly recommend the Phillip Island Wildlife Park to anyone visiting the area, whether you are an animal lover or not. It's an incredible opportunity to experience some of Australia's amazing wildlife up close and personal, and to create some unforgettable memories with your family. So, if you're looking for a fun and educational day out, the Phillip Island Wildlife Park is definitely the place to...

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5.0
1y

If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience with Australian wildlife, look no further than Phillip Island Wildlife Park! This gem of a park offers an incredible opportunity to get up close and personal with a wide variety of native animals in a beautifully natural setting. I consistently take all my guests here, and without fail, everyone leaves impressed and enchanted.

The park is home to an array of iconic Australian animals, including kangaroos, koalas, emus, and wombats. The interactions are truly unique – you can feed kangaroos right from your hands, which never fails to delight visitors of all ages. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, ensuring that everyone has a wonderful experience while learning about these amazing creatures and the conservation efforts in place to protect them.

What stands out to me is how well-maintained and spacious the park is, allowing the animals to roam freely in a setting that mimics their natural habitats. It feels like a true wildlife sanctuary rather than just another attraction, which adds to the overall experience.

Additionally, the prices are extremely reasonable for the value you receive. It’s an affordable day out that offers lasting memories and a unique way to connect with Australia’s diverse wildlife. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, Phillip Island Wildlife Park is a must-visit destination. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to make special memories...

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Nicole LudwigNicole Ludwig
This park was a terrible experience, I felt so unbelievable sorry for the animals. - Their spaces were too tiny, and many times there were way to many animals in one tiny compound. - The wallabys tried to hide away from the tourists, who continuously followed them, especially the children who just grabbed and pet them. - No park staff was around to supervise. I assume they have too less staff, but we've seen a couple of French tourists trying to dress up a kangaroo to take pictures with it, and chasing after emus screaming. We intervened and reported this behavior to the staff, but the park staff first acted as if they don't understand us and then instead took out the rest of our group and left the French tourists in there. - The whole place looks incredibly run down, there are shards and sharp corners everywhere, a friend of mine stepped into a pin needle and we were shocked - the animals could have stepped into this and nobody would have even noticed. - Many areas were completely barren of green, which gave the assumption that most of the animals are not given food so they come to the tourists so they can feed and touch them. - The birds seemed totally apathic, their spaces were so small they could barely fly. It broke our hearts to see a majestic and huge eagle in a tiny compound, how can an animal that big ever put into a cage? This is not animal-friendly at all. - The bats were in a cage with bright lamps pointed on them. - Parents didn't control their children, who ran screaming after the animals, trying to touch and pet them everywhere. The animals seem so apathic that they don't care. - Everything looked very neglected, broke and barren. It seems that for this park, it's most important that the humans have fun. Please, if you love animals, don't go this park. We spent a night in Wilsons Prom and saw so many of the animals there, wild and free.
Sampath RajapakshaSampath Rajapaksha
I recently visited the Phillip Island Wildlife Park with my family and I must say, it was an amazing experience that is definitely worth every penny spent. This park is an ideal place to visit with your family, especially with kids. The park provides visitors with a unique opportunity to interact with some of Australia's amazing wildlife, including kangaroos and emus. The free-roaming kangaroos and emus were such a delight to feed with the food bag that was provided to us when we bought the tickets. This made the experience even more exciting and fun-filled for the kids and adults alike. We were also able to see some other amazing animals like koalas, reptiles, and bird-kind-of creatures, which was a thrilling experience. Despite my usual reservations about animals being caged, I must say that the staff at Phillip Island Wildlife Park takes excellent care of the animals. The animals are kept in spacious and comfortable environments that mimic their natural habitats, which is commendable. The staff at the park were also very helpful and friendly. The park is well-maintained, clean, and well-organized, making it a great place to spend the day with your family. Overall, I would highly recommend the Phillip Island Wildlife Park to anyone visiting the area, whether you are an animal lover or not. It's an incredible opportunity to experience some of Australia's amazing wildlife up close and personal, and to create some unforgettable memories with your family. So, if you're looking for a fun and educational day out, the Phillip Island Wildlife Park is definitely the place to be! Cheers 🥂
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This park was a terrible experience, I felt so unbelievable sorry for the animals. - Their spaces were too tiny, and many times there were way to many animals in one tiny compound. - The wallabys tried to hide away from the tourists, who continuously followed them, especially the children who just grabbed and pet them. - No park staff was around to supervise. I assume they have too less staff, but we've seen a couple of French tourists trying to dress up a kangaroo to take pictures with it, and chasing after emus screaming. We intervened and reported this behavior to the staff, but the park staff first acted as if they don't understand us and then instead took out the rest of our group and left the French tourists in there. - The whole place looks incredibly run down, there are shards and sharp corners everywhere, a friend of mine stepped into a pin needle and we were shocked - the animals could have stepped into this and nobody would have even noticed. - Many areas were completely barren of green, which gave the assumption that most of the animals are not given food so they come to the tourists so they can feed and touch them. - The birds seemed totally apathic, their spaces were so small they could barely fly. It broke our hearts to see a majestic and huge eagle in a tiny compound, how can an animal that big ever put into a cage? This is not animal-friendly at all. - The bats were in a cage with bright lamps pointed on them. - Parents didn't control their children, who ran screaming after the animals, trying to touch and pet them everywhere. The animals seem so apathic that they don't care. - Everything looked very neglected, broke and barren. It seems that for this park, it's most important that the humans have fun. Please, if you love animals, don't go this park. We spent a night in Wilsons Prom and saw so many of the animals there, wild and free.
Nicole Ludwig

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I recently visited the Phillip Island Wildlife Park with my family and I must say, it was an amazing experience that is definitely worth every penny spent. This park is an ideal place to visit with your family, especially with kids. The park provides visitors with a unique opportunity to interact with some of Australia's amazing wildlife, including kangaroos and emus. The free-roaming kangaroos and emus were such a delight to feed with the food bag that was provided to us when we bought the tickets. This made the experience even more exciting and fun-filled for the kids and adults alike. We were also able to see some other amazing animals like koalas, reptiles, and bird-kind-of creatures, which was a thrilling experience. Despite my usual reservations about animals being caged, I must say that the staff at Phillip Island Wildlife Park takes excellent care of the animals. The animals are kept in spacious and comfortable environments that mimic their natural habitats, which is commendable. The staff at the park were also very helpful and friendly. The park is well-maintained, clean, and well-organized, making it a great place to spend the day with your family. Overall, I would highly recommend the Phillip Island Wildlife Park to anyone visiting the area, whether you are an animal lover or not. It's an incredible opportunity to experience some of Australia's amazing wildlife up close and personal, and to create some unforgettable memories with your family. So, if you're looking for a fun and educational day out, the Phillip Island Wildlife Park is definitely the place to be! Cheers 🥂
Sampath Rajapaksha

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