Get closer
Experience the wonders of Australia through the extraordinary native wildlife that call Featherdale home.
We're open every day - 365 days a year - and we'd love you to come and explore 7 acres of Australian bushland and get closer to over 260 Aussie native species in the heart of Western Sydney.
AT FEATHERDALE SYDNEY WILDLIFE PARK, WE CONNECT YOU WITH THE INCREDIBLE WORLD OF AUSTRALIAN NATIVE WILDLIFE.
We're here to EDUCATE, ADVOCATE AND help you better understand THE ANIMALS THAT CALL FEATHERDALE HOME.
Discover the unique behaviors, habitats, and stories of Australia's diverse wildlife. Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is home to over 2000 Australian native animals, including over 60 threatened native species which we passionately protect to help secure these species for future generations. We invite you and your family and friends, to visit us and gain a deeper understanding of the fascinating world of Australian wildlife.
become an explorer
When it comes to visiting, once is never enough!
Unleash boundless adventures with the Ultimate Explorer Annual Pass - discover over 3000 animals in 3 parks across New South Wales - from meerkats in the Hunter Valley, the gorillas at Mogo and the quokkas at Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park and so much more!
There's over $330 in Ultimate Explorer member benefits included for FREE!
up-close Animal Encounters
be inspired in the closeness of an australian native animal
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park exists to bring you and your guests to a greater understanding of Australian wildlife, and there's no better way that to experience a Featherdale Up-Close Animal Encounter.
Buddy up with a Featherdale keeper to meet a Quokka, venture into our Koala Kindy Enclosure or hand-feed little penguins or our young wombat Olive!
Plus there's more to discover at Mogo Wildlife Park and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park too - sign up as an Ultimate Explorer and have a year of wildlife amazement!
We love all animals and
we’re dedicated to sharing that passion with you and our community
We Care
Our animals are always our highest priority; their emotional, mental and physical wellbeing take precedence over all we do.
Conservation
We are committed to fostering a profound connection between individuals and animals, particularly those facing endangerment. By immersing yourself in our parks, you will cultivate a heightened appreciation and respect for all species, along with an understanding of protecting their habitats in the wild.
COMMUNITY
featherdale sydney wildlife park is here to encourage learning, and ignite a love of wildlife in students, families, and the wider community. Our passionate staff welcome everyone to our park and focus on helping you create amazing memories with Aussie animals.
Our Animals come first
We're proud to be custodians of over 260 species of Native Australian animals
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is dedicated to the future of all Australian native animals and takes pride in its role as custodians of the world's largest collection of Australian native animals - with over 2000 native animals in our care. Our Featherdale animals are like family to us, and are exceptional ambassadors for their species.
Quokka
Often called “the happiest animal in the world”, Quokkas are a small marsupial related to Kangaroos
Kangaroo Island Kangaroo
Like other Kangaroo species, Kangaroo Island Kangaroos live in mobs consisting of a dominant male, several adult females and subordinate males, and joeys.
Kookaburra
Laughing Kookaburras are very territorial and sedentary, usually living in small family groups which co-operate in raising young and protecting territory
Dingo
Dingoes do not bark as is the case with domestic dogs. The alpha male and female will usually be the only breeding pair in the pack, with other subordinate members assisting in the rearing of pups.
Red Tailed Black Cockatoo
Red-tailed Black-cockatoos are usually found in pairs, small flocks or large, noisy flocks. During the breeding season, which varies according to geographic location, males will strut across perches with their tails fanned out and their crests up to attract females.
Cassowary
Southern Cassowaries are solitary birds, coming together only during breeding season from July-September
Wombat
Common Wombats are a short, robust marsupial native to south-east Australia and Tasmania
Tasmanian Devil
Tasmanian Devils are primarily solitary animals, living in territories that may intersect other individual’s territories. Each territory will have 3-4 dens, which can be utilised for years, especially by females with young.
Penguin
Little Penguins live in colonies that can have hundreds of members ashore at one time. From June-August, males will come ashore and renovate old burrows or dig new ones.
Koala
Koalas are not a bear, but are in fact a marsupial. Koalas have thick fur that ranges from very light to very dark grey on the head and body, with white patching on the bottom, chest and ears.
Lorikeet
Calling all bird lovers to our walk through Lorikeet enclosure. Enjoy our stunning Lorikeets flying around and possibly even landing on you!
Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
Yellow-footed Rock-wallabies live in colonies of up to 100 individuals, consisting of smaller groups with a dominant male, females and sub-dominant males.
Emu
Emus are the world’s second tallest bird, and third heaviest. They are a flightless species- however they do have small wings which they use to cool themselves.
Echidna
Short-beaked Echidnas belong to a unique group of mammals called Monotremes. Apart from echidnas, the only other animal in the world that belongs to this group is the Platypus.
get closer at our Sister Parks
our three parks all an easy drive from Sydney, and there’s endless opportunities for you to see more of your favourite animals from all over Australia, and across the globe.
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is very proud of its sister parks - Mogo Wildlife Park and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park - as a group we can focus on supporting even more threatened species, and importantly, it gives YOU a chance to discover more of NSW without heading too far from the city.
Hunter Valley Wildlife Park is under two hours drive from most of greater Sydney, while Mogo Wildlife Park is just 4 hours drive from the Southern Suburbs of Sydney.
Set yourself a goal to visit them all in 2024, and do it in style with one of our Ultimate Explorer Annual Passes, giving you and your family access to lots of added extras and savings from all of our parks.
LEARNING FOR LIFE with education adventures
Featherdale Wildlife park is the perfect venue for your next school excursion
Our new learning program FEATHERDALE EDUCATION ADVENTURES has been designed to be more engaging for students and teachers, provide more access to both our animals, and the knowledge of our passionate keepers.
Education Adventures is tailor-made for ES1 and S1 students, however all learners are welcome! Self-guided student pricing is available for other age groups, TAFE and university students, special needs groups and international ESL student groups.
GIFT CARDS TO MAKE THEM SMILE
SHARE THE WONDERS OF FEATHERDALE WITH YOUR LOVED ONES
If you're in search of a great gift, look no further than Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park. We offer a variety of gift cards that make ideal presents for any special occasion. These gift cards can be used for up-close animal encounters, providing a one-of-a-kind opportunity for your loved one to fully immerse themselves in the world of Australian wildlife. From snapping selfies with quokkas to hand-feeding penguins and meeting our adorable young wombat, these experiences are sure to create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. And the best part? Our animal encounters are perfect for both locals and international visitors, so anyone can enjoy this unique and memorable experience.
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