Name: Great Ocean Road Wildlife Park
Address: 29 The Boulevarde, Gellibrand Lower VIC 3237, Australia, AU
Telephone: +61 3 5237 5262

Great Ocean Road Wildlife Park is a cafe, located at 29 The Boulevarde, Gellibrand Lower VIC 3237, Australia. They can be contacted via phone at +61 3 5237 5262, visit their website www.greatoceanroadwildlifepark.com for more detailed information.

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29 The Boulevarde, Gellibrand Lower VIC 3237

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Added by Jopie, at 24 December 2016

Monday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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J Bain

17 December 2017

This place was incredible. For less than fifty bucks we got to pet and cuddle kangaroos, emu's and even dingos. The staff are very nice and quite clearly animal lovers. This is the place to go on the great ocean road, if you are an animal lover or want to get close and personal with kangaroos.
Pk Middx

19 November 2017

Great place to visit Park buses drop you off at various points where you can do the marked trails.
J Green

02 November 2017

I can't say enough about this place. The front area is warm, calming, the family owning it were amazing and cared so much about what they do. I have to say I came for the beach but this was easily one of my best highlights. If you don't visit you are missing out.
Dug E

12 October 2017

Quick stop for toilet and drink. Got hot chocolate and potato and leek soup. Soup was really yum. It was raining And We Didnt stay long but the place looked really cosy with and open fireplace you can sit and warm up.
Would've like to stay longer and checkout the wildlife but got to see a peacock on the way out
Nelle Hurry

31 August 2017

Cute little hidden gem. Incredibly kind staff, who genuinely care for the animals.
Sheep needed a good sheer but otherwise this place was very sweet!!
Nicko Hancock

19 July 2017

We had a truly extraordinary morning at the Great Ocean Road wildlife park. The staff were incredibly friendly and told a number of fascinating stories about Aussie wildlife - with an emphasis on the plight of our dingo population.

The access to the animals was unprecedented; you're literally sharing the same paddock as emus, joeys, and goats. The animals are incredibly calm and cuddle-y. Bring your kids!
Eddy Seng

09 June 2017

Did not expect much from the look outside but inside, there are 40 acres of land to explore. You get to interact and hand feed some of the animals, much better experience than going to zoos. Not many animals but enough to keep you busy for few hours. Friendly people running the place. Enjoyed our visit very much. My photos did not do justice to this place because I've taken lots of video shots instead. Too bad can't post here
Wayne Hewitt

08 May 2017

Is very small family ran park. But staff where awesome and enclosures where lovely. Was quite a bit of maintenace going on the day we visited which is great to see that the owners care about the park
Michael Playford

20 April 2017

This place was so welcoming, helpful people to tell us what they were doing and they treat their animals incredibly well, it was a pleasure to visit and support what they were doing
Sarah Hartree

26 March 2017

This is a must visit! The sanctuary is wonderful. We didn't know anything about this place, we just drove past and decided to pop in. We didn't know what to expect but it was surprisingly pleasant. The staff were friendly and welcoming (and their dog). It is plainly evident that they care deeply about the animals kept at the park and it's family owned and run. The views across the fields are beautiful and you're given the opportunity to get up close with the (very friendly) animals and feed some of them.
Danielle Bator

07 January 2017

Family owned business committed to sustainable practice and ethical treatment to towards animals. Yummy vegetarian pizzas for lunch and friendly animals which can be hand fed. Definitely worth a visit
Rob Guzman

31 December 2016

Great way to see some of the animals. I don't go to zoos and this didn't feel like one. Just a few of the kangaroos are in the feeding area. Most of the animals have acres of fenced areas where they roam freely. It's worth paying to meet the dingos. Whatever you do please be respectful of these beings. If you come expecting thousands of animals in small enclosures or exploitative shows like Seaworld you'll be quite disappointed. If you want an intimate way to meet some of these animals it's wonderful for that. For us it was the highlight of our Great Ocean Road trip. Also nice to support a small family business where they're trying to dispel myths about dingos which result in them being killed.