easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly flat terrain with gentle walking.
Urimbirra Wildlife Park in Hindmarsh Valley offers unmatched access to Australian native wildlife, including open-range kangaroos and interactive koala sessions. Discover what makes this South Australian destination a top choice for nature lovers.
Adult - $16 Seniors & Students - $12 Child - $8
Admission includes all experiences!
10am- 4pm
Lizards, Dingoes, Crocodiles, Wallabies, Wombats and more. In fact there are over 400 Australian Native animals throughout the native wetlands of Urimbirra Wildlife Park. As well as our Australian animals there are also our resident farm yard pets including an Alpaca, George the greedy sheep, Rabbits, Guinea pigs and Chooks.
Urimbirra is a top attraction in South Australia and a must go place to feed kangaroos! The kangaroos are not in cages and the park is open-range meaning these beautiful marsupials can bounce around at their leisure. Just walk up to the kangaroo and have a handful of kangaroo food and they’ll grab your hand and munch it down!
One of South Australia’s most exciting tourist attractions, Urimbirra offers the opportunity 2 times a day to pat koalas! These beautiful native Australian animals can be interacted with at 11am, 2pm in the park!
One of Adelaide’s most exciting tourist attractions, Urimbirra Wildlife Park offers you the chance to hold a snake everyday at 3pm!
Use only the specific kangaroo food provided to avoid upsetting their diet and always approach calmly.
Koala experiences occur twice daily at 11am and 2pm—arriving early secures your spot.
The park covers several hectares; sturdy shoes help you navigate all habitats comfortably.
If you plan to participate, note the daily snake handling is at 3pm and may not be suitable for young children.
Urimbirra Wildlife Park was established to preserve native South Australian wildlife and provide educational experiences outside the urban setting.
The park focuses on sustainable practices by maintaining natural habitats and promoting responsible visitor interactions to protect animal wellbeing and local biodiversity.
Ensures comfort while navigating the park’s varied paths.
Critical to prevent sunburn during peak daylight hours.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your visit, especially during warmer months.
Useful for wet or windy weather common in cooler seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific