Caversham Wildlife Park

Caversham Wildlife Park is very proudly owned and operated by a Western Australian family! 2013 is our 25th year! The park is situated on a 35 acre property in the Swan Valley. More than 2000 head of animals, birds and reptiles are housed at the park, comprising of approx 200 different species. We are well-known for our interactive attractions and we encourage you to make the most of your experience at Caversham - all attractions, photo opportunities and animal feed are included in the entry fee (no extra money needed!) At 10am, 1pm and 3pm, join in the FARM SHOW where you can experience the beauty of Australian Farming! Be sure to put your hand up when they ask for volunteers!!! At 11am, 2.00pm and 3.45pm, have your photo taken with a bunch of animals at MEET THE WOMBAT & FRIENDS. Out of the several wombats who live at Caversham, the most famous one is definitely BIG BUBS; she is a real show-girl - loves to pose for photos! You can also meet a range of cheeky birds, friendly reptiles and cute & furry marsupials too! Take as many photos as you like, with your own camera - no charge! Get nice and close to the park's KOALA colony - learn all about this very interesting animal and have your photos taken with them - 10.00am to 1.00pm AND 2.30pm to 4.30pm daily (closed 1.00-2.30). FEED the gorgeous KANGAROOS - and dont forget the little wallabies too! FEED the friendly farm animals - make sure you say hello to TOMMY the Donkey!!! You'll also meet some deer, buffalo, llamas and 'Big Chook' the ostrich! MICKEY the EAGLE is the park's longest resident, having lived at the park before some of the staff were even born!!! We share the park with passionate staff and enthusiastic volunteers who are dedicated to caring for the animals and showing the visitors a good time! They are a brilliant team who we are proud to work with. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you, our visitors, for your ongoing support - We love sharing the park with visitors; both local and international. It is our visitors who sustain the park, as we receive no government assistance. THANK YOU!!! We look forward to seeing you soon - or for those who have visited recently, we look forward to seeing your photos!!!