cleland wildlife park

阿德莱德郊区的野生动物园，从市区开车要高速上开大概二十分钟，然后弯弯绕绕一直沿山路开下去，门票是15澳币一人，很值得去，里面最多的就是袋鼠，可以买食物自己喂袋鼠，算是亲密接触了，还有考拉和各种长相实在不好看的动物，比如刺猬之类，考拉有固定时段可以抱或者喂食，地方很开阔，推荐去。

第二次来阿德莱德的时候去了Cleland野生动物园。开车进山本身就是一次冒险(如果你晕车的话,要小心),公园超级棒。我很惊讶公园到底有多大。习惯了美国的动物园,实在不喜欢看关在笼子里的动物,所以能看到这里动物广阔的活动空间非常开心。袋鼠看起来很难被关起来。我不认为自己想去抱考拉,尤其是抱一次要花30澳元(确实会给你拍一张漂亮的纪念照),但是在我知道前,就给我拍了。管理员非常友好、渊博,而且对待动物很认真。最后,我对付门票和与考拉照相的费用来支持公园非常开心。非常温顺的袋鼠,其中一个在我喂它的时候还抓住了我的手(我买了公园特制的动物饲料,你可以喂给大部分动物吃),真是额外的收获。

几年前去过,那是我见过的最让人失望的动物公园之一。希望已经得到改善-但也不想再去了,万一没任何变化呢!

克莱兰德野生动物公园是一个观赏澳大利亚动物的好地方。在许多没有笼子的动物园,动物不是一看到游客就跑,就是殴打你,让你将带进来的食物都给它们。但是在克莱兰德野生动物公园却没有这样的问题。这里的动物都很放松,它们一般都不会主动靠近你,除非是你邀请它们。如果你平静地慢慢地接近它们,它们也不会跑开,而且会很开心游客喂养它们。甚至是习惯偷食的鸸鹋在这里都会很放松,游客喂养它们时也会很开心,绝不会掠抢食物。

我们很容易就找到了这家动物园,由于来得够早,我们有幸见到了树袋熊。如果来晚了,气温过高就没机会了。我们走在袋鼠和其他动物之间,他们都有充足的空间。

不要错过克莱兰德野生动物园哦,如果有孩子的话更不该错过啦。孩子们可以去喂袋鼠,如果外边不热的话,还可以去抱抱考拉呢。我们已经去过很多次啦,并且很喜欢这里哦。

Coming from the US, it took me 2 months to even see a kangaroo that wasn't dead on the side of the road (wasn't trying very hard, but still...) A friend took me here out of the blue and was amazed that you can pet and feed the kangaroos. Also held a koala, watched the tassie devil feed, dingo feeding, and stopped by most of the other attractions. Very cool experience for a foreign traveller, should be high on the list of things to do if you are in Adelaide region.Also had an excellent pizza and decent chicken salad. Overall great experience.

It was a very warm day so our experiences with the Koala's were limited but the Kangaroos and Wallabees made up for it. Close personal contact was the order of the day. A bag of food made you many friends.

It was my second visit to the wildlife park; last time was in winter and this time was in hot summerVery good arrangement to have up close encountering with animalsYou can cuddle koala if weather was not too hotGreat place for everyone

A really enjoyable day for tourists and 'locals'. I brought my friends who were visiting from Germany to Cleland and they had a ball getting up close with Australian animals. Buy a bag of food and walk through the large enclosures feeding kangaroos, wallabies, and emu's by hand. See the keeper talk and feed Tasmanian Devils, dingoes and birds. Or hold/pet a koala. I would suggest spending a whole day here, and even bringing lunch or eating at the café. I would recommend a visit to Cleland to everyone - especially international tourists/visitors, and families.

A beautiful setting with some beautiful views.the animals look well cared for and it was not expensive.great value for money. We paid extra and had our photo taken holding a koala which was done with the animals best interest at heart. Animal feed is available to buy and u can feed several of the animals.If I was to return to Adelaide would definatley come again.

What a lovely wildlife park! The animals roam free and are tame enough to pet and feed. You can have a photo with a koala for free - pretty cool - and there are interesting 'keeper talks' throughout the day. Get a bag of animal feed on your way in and enjoy! The cafe has reasonably priced and healthy options for lunch.

The park is located high up in the mountains and hence even when the sun out there is a beautiful breeze which makes it a fantastic place to leisurely walk around and see all the Native Aussie animals! Overalls great day out!

This nature park is well worth a visit and the drive up there from the city of Adelaide is lovely as well. In fact, we were able to see koalas in the wild on the way from Cleland back to town. The nature park itself has a small lunch counter that had adequate sandwiches. But the real attractions are the animals and birds including vivid rosellas, several sizes of kangaroos and wallabies hopping around on the gourds, koalas and Tasmanian devils in large fenced areas (disease-free Tasmanian devils) potoroos and water birds. Here we got to see dingoes being fed. A special experience was a chance to pet (and pose for a photo with) a koala. Lots of beautiful grounds and plenty for families to see and do.

Very nice place to go (if you have wheels) for an hour or two. Birds seemed happiest. Tazzie Devils went round in circles - looking quite unhappy. Kangaroos slept with their legs in the air.