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Located in the picturesque Hindmarsh Valley, Urimbirra Open-Range Wildlife Park is home to a large collection of Aussie favourites including dingoes, crocodiles, wallabies, wombats and koalas. Home to more than 400 native Australian animals, Urimbirra Wildlife Park is an animal experience you won’t want to miss. As you wander around the park, you’ll also see some alpacas, sheep, rabbits, guinea pigs and chooks – make sure you bring your camera to this Victor Harbor gem. Visitors to the park are given the chance to hand feed kangaroos, walk amongst the rainbow lorikeet aviary, cuddle a koala or handle a snake. In terms of facilities, Urimbirra allows visitors to bring in their own food and use the complimentary barbecues under the large shelter. Urimbirra Wildlife Park is a family owned and operated business and is open to the public seven days a week.

Gorge Wildlife Park is not your average wildlife park; it’s a place where people and animals get together. Under shaded trees, paths meander amongst the animals offering many relaxing hours of wildlife enjoyment. See all of your favourite Australian animals including wombats, dingoes, echidnas and Tasmanian devils. Cuddle a koala and walk amongst the kangaroos and wallabies. A variety of exotic animals are on display, including American alligators, meerkats, otters, playful monkeys and more. The park has a vast range of birds, from fairy wrens to ostriches and everything in between. Some are in enclosures but many fly free, including a free range colony of rainbow lorikeets. The reptile house has a great display of reptiles, amphibians, insects and fish. Enjoy picnic areas with free gas barbeques, kiosk and souvenir shop. Koala handling times are 11.30am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm daily (subject to conditions).

Cleland Conservation Park conserves an important area of bushland situated in the Adelaide Hills face zone. A fantastic network of walking and cycling trails introduces you to the diverse native wildlife, cultural heritage and spectacular views of the Adelaide Hills and surrounds. One of South Australia’s most popular walking trails traverses this unique area from Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty Summit. There is also a selection of trails and fire tracks where you can ride your mountain bike on shared use trails within the park. Some of these popular trails include the Cleland link trail between Crafers and Mt Lofty, Wine Shanty trail, Chambers and Adventure loops.