About Caversham Wildlife Park
Caversham Wildlife Park is a privately owned wildlife park located within Whiteman Park in Whiteman, City of Swan, Western Australia, about 18 kilometres northeast of Perth. Established in 1988 and relocated to its current site, it houses around 2,000 animals representing about 200 species, with a focus on native Australian wildlife. It is known for interactive experiences including kangaroo feeding, koala encounters, wombat interactions and daily farm shows.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact, landscaped wildlife park within Whiteman Park with enclosed habitats, walk-through kangaroo enclosures, koala and wombat encounter areas, and a farm show arena. The setting is flat and parkland with paved pathways connecting animal exhibits, picnic lawns and shaded seating. Visitors can observe native Australian mammals, birds and reptiles, attend scheduled keeper talks and shows, feed kangaroos, and have supervised photo opportunities with koalas and wombats.
Key highlights
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Walk-through kangaroo enclosure with opportunity to feed kangaroos
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Koala photo opportunity and wombat interactive encounters
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Daily farm show featuring sheep shearing and whip cracking
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Meet the Wombat and Friends show and keeper talks
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Collection of around 2,000 animals across about 200 species including native Australian wildlife