Nowra Wildlife Park, Wildlife park in Nowra, New South Wales, Australia
Nowra Wildlife Park is a zoo located in Nowra along the Shoalhaven River with over 100 species of native mammals, birds, and reptiles. The grounds spread across natural bushland and give visitors views of Australia's animal diversity.
The facility was originally called Nowra Animal Park before becoming the largest native wildlife park on New South Wales' South Coast. This growth reflects increasing focus on presenting and protecting Australia's local animals.
The park displays native animal species in settings that resemble their natural habitats, letting visitors watch koalas, wallabies, and other local animals behave as they normally would. The facility supports conservation of Australian wildlife by offering daily encounters and learning opportunities for all ages.
The grounds are easy to walk through with paths across the bushland and spots for watching animals. Plan enough time to see all areas and the different species at your own pace, wearing comfortable shoes.
The park's natural rock formations create habitats that match the real environments of the animals, allowing them to show natural behaviors. This feature makes visits more informative and gives a truer picture of how these species live in the wild.
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