Symbio Wildlife Park

“We had absolutely fantastic day at Symbio Wildlife Park! From the moment we arrived, the experience was fun, family-friendly, and perfect for all ages. Feeding the animals was definitely a highlight — it was such a special and interactive experience, and the kids absolutely loved getting up close to so many beautiful animals. The water park side was another big hit. The kids had the best time cooling off and playing, and it was a great way to round out the day after exploring the wildlife park. Overall, Symbio is such a wonderful place for a full day out. It’s well set up, enjoyable for both kids and adults, and packed with memorable experiences. We all had so much fun and can’t wait to visit again!”

“You can see the animals up close here. The penguins were so cute, and the kids absolutely loved feeding the kangaroos. We didn’t realise and bought the tickets at the entrance, but since we went as a group, there was quite a price difference compared to buying online. It’s definitely better to purchase tickets in advance. It’s quiet, clean, and very well maintained. There are also lots of koalas. Honestly, it’s much better than the zoo right in the middle of Sydney city.”

“We enjoyed our visit overall, but we did feel that other locals zoo’s offered a much better experience for a very similar price. We chose this wildlife park hoping for a more up-close and personal experience with the animals. Unfortunately, it was extremely busy, with large groups of people surrounding the animals. Many of them seemed to be trying to get away, which was quite sad to see — especially as there were lots of children chasing the animals and no staff stepping in to stop it. That said, the staff themselves were absolutely lovely — friendly, chatty, and clearly passionate about the animals and their care, which really showed. The park is a nice size: small enough to comfortably get around in a few hours, with the option to loop back around again. There’s also plenty of space to sit and enjoy a picnic, which we appreciated. We did get to stroke a wallaby, kangaroo, and even a Tasmanian devil, which was a highlight. However, the additional animal experiences were quite expensive, and we were glad we didn’t pay extra — especially as the photos were simply taken on an iPhone. Overall, a nice visit with caring staff, but due to the crowds and value for money, we personally felt Taronga Zoo offered a better experience.”