Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park: Entry Ticket

About this experience

Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is an animal sanctuary in Sydney, home to over 2,000 animals across 260 species, with a particular focus on Australian native wildlife including rare and endangered animals. The park sits at 217-229 Kildare Road and is one of the largest collections of native fauna in the country, making it a well-established reference point for Sydney attractions that centre on conservation and education. Visitors move through a range of habitats where kangaroos and wallabies roam in open areas, and koalas, quokkas, wombats, and penguins can be observed up close. A variety of bird species are spread throughout the sanctuary, and keeper presentations run throughout the day, offering factual context on animal behaviour and the park's conservation programmes. Entry tickets cover full access to the grounds and all keeper presentations, with wheelchair access available throughout. Food, drinks, and hotel transfers are not included in the ticket price.

Highlights

• Meet over 2,000 animals across 260 species in one park
• See kangaroos, koalas, wombats, quokkas and penguins up close
• One of Australia's largest collections of native fauna
• Focused on rare and endangered Australian wildlife
• Located at Kildare Road, easily reached from central Sydney
• Conservation and education centred around native animal habitats

What is included

• Entry ticket
• Access to animal presentation

Not included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Food and drinks

Before you go

Arrival and timing Arrive in good time before any keeper presentations you want to catch, as these run at set points throughout the day and cannot be paused for latecomers. Check the daily schedule board at the entrance on arrival so you can plan your route around the park accordingly. Getting around the park Featherdale is an open, outdoor sanctuary, so comfortable, closed-toe footwear is recommended. Animal habitats are spread across the grounds, and some areas involve uneven or natural terrain. Wheelchair access is available throughout the park. Food and drinks are not included in your ticket, though facilities are on site. During your visit Keep voices low and movements calm around the animals, particularly in the kangaroo and wallaby enclosures where close interaction is possible. Follow all keeper and signage instructions regarding touching or feeding animals. Photography for personal use is generally welcome in open areas, but avoid flash photography near the animals.

Cancellation terms

These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.