Symbio Wildlife Park, Wildlife park in Helensburgh, Australia.
Symbio Wildlife Park is a wildlife park in Helensburgh that houses over 500 animals across its grounds. Visitors encounter koalas, kangaroos, penguins, meerkats, red pandas, and various reptile species distributed throughout the park.
The park was established in 1975 focusing on Australian native animals when it opened. Over time the focus expanded to include international species and develop conservation programs for threatened wildlife.
The park brings together animals from different parts of the world and lets visitors hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies in designated areas. These direct encounters shape how people experience the visit and create lasting memories.
The park is accessible from Lawrence Hargrave Drive and provides walkways suitable for various mobility levels. Plan to spend at least a few hours here and bring water and sun protection, as much of the space is open.
The park includes a splash park, the only one among Sydney wildlife centers. This area provides a refreshing break during warm days while walking around the enclosures.
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