I spent a lot of time in & around Sydney, taking all the tours available(even rappelling in the Blue Mountains and a Harley Davidson sunset ride around the nearby towns),but by far the most memorable, exciting and uniquely Australian experience was Featherdale. It is the only way to truly get to know the animals of Australia.

I petted a ...

We went to four different wildlife parks/zoos on our trip to Australia(including Steve Irwin's zoo) and this was by the far the best one. the kangaroos and wallabies were the friendliest and there were tons of other animals there. When you go to Sydney, you should check it out.

I recently took the kids to Featherdale and almost had to drag them away. They absolutely loved patting the koalas, dingo pups and kangaroos. The animal nursery had some gorgeous little piglets and goats for them to pat and the lambs kept coming up to us asking for food.

A very well kept park. I highly recommend for parents with strollers as it was very easy to get around.

Recently I visited here with my 2 year old and a few friends and their 2 year old. I was hoping for chances to interact with animals.....this was really only possible in the kangaroo feeding area. By the time we got there all the kangaroos were so stuffed with food, none of them would look twice at what we had to offer. The farm animal section had ...

This place was the highlight of our trip for our elementary aged kids! Being able to interact with the animals was a real treat. Featherdale is worth the effort it takes to get there from Sydney as well as being a bargain priced attraction. I'd highly recommend a visit there!

i loved this place bacause it had so much to do and see i learned so much well i was at Feathdale Wildlife Park. cxant wait till we go back

I've visited this park when I return to Sydney from Blue Mountain. I realy like the atmosphere of this park as I can be up close to the animals especialy the cuety wombat and some birds are flying here and there. There was not enough time for me to explore the park although I spent almost 2 hours at there!

I visited in September 2005 as part of a day trip from Sydney to the Blue Mountains. I was thrilled to be able to pet kangaroos and several farm animals.

You get to pet the kangaroos and koalas! Thats a plus in my book. Sweet deal! It far from the city, but it's worth the ride.