Halls Gap Zoo is nestled in the foothills of the Grampians Ranges with both native and exotic animals and birds. Home to a diverse range of native Australian animals and walking trails, there is something for everybody. Halls Gap Zoo is an enjoyable, affordable and educational experience for the whole family.
Halls Gap Zoo is a 12-hectare park; complete with friendly animals, peaceful walkways, numerous barbeque areas, children’s playground and an on-site kiosk. Fallow Deer, Wallabies, Kangaroos, Koalas, Emus and Wombats are just some of the many different types of attractions of the Zoo. There are also a number of monkeys, reptiles and birds as well.
Halls Gap Zoo is an unforgettable experience for both domestic and international visitors.
Site Description Observatory, Open Plain Zoo, Wildlife Park, Zoo
Site Facilities BBQ Area, Carpark, Children's Playground, Facilities for Disabled, Off-street Parking, Picnic Area, Sheltered Area, Caravan Parking, Coach Parking, Shop / Kiosk, Souvenir Shop
Suitable for Individuals, School Groups
Disabled Facilities Toilets
Tour Types Guided Tours, Self Guided Tours
Displays Australian Animals, Safari Animals, Native Wildlife, Non-native Animals
Operating Times 10 am to 5 pm, Closed Tuesdays
General Child Friendly, Disabled Facilities, Groups, Groups
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