Cleland Conservation Park is a beautiful natural sanctuary located in the Adelaide Hills of South Australia.
The park is committed to the caring, conservation, and protection of native Australian wildlife species and their natural habitats.
Visitors to Cleland Conservation Park can enjoy a range of fun-filled and exciting experiences. Animal feeding times and keeper talks allow for hand-feeding and interaction with the resident animals. Guided day tours, reptile holds, and butterfly experiences are also available. For bird enthusiasts, there is a breakfast with the birds and a cockatoo experience. Those seeking adventure can hold and take a photo with a koala or visit Puggle Play, the baby animal nursery.
The park is open every day of the year except Christmas Day, from 9:30 am to 5 pm. Animal feeding times and keeper talks occur at various times throughout the day, starting at 10 am and ending at 3:30 pm. Autumn is recommended as a great time to visit due to mild and pleasant weather.
Cleland Conservation Park is approximately 22 km from the Adelaide city centre. It can be reached by driving up the South Eastern Freeway, taking the Crafers exit, and following the Cleland Wildlife Park signs. Public transport via Adelaide Metro is also an option.
Facilities at the park include a cafe and gift shop, offering delicious food and beverages with stunning views of Adelaide. The park also offers facilities for hire, including catering packages, for special events such as birthday parties.
Fees to access the park are reasonable, with discounts available for children, students, families, and seniors. Yearly memberships are also offered, providing unlimited park entry, animal food, and exclusive benefits.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic