About Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park
Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park is a family-owned wildlife park on Brand Highway in Greenough, about 20 km south of Geraldton in Western Australia. It houses a large collection of native and exotic birds, kangaroos, emus, dingoes, crocodiles and other Australian animals. Notable for its walk-through aviaries and hands-on animal feeding experiences, the park offers educational close-up wildlife encounters in a rural setting near the Greenough River flats.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore walk-through aviaries with parrots, cockatoos, finches and exotic birds, open enclosures with kangaroos, emus, deer and farm animals, and enclosures for crocodiles, dingoes and reptiles. The park is set on flat rural land with shaded paths, aviaries, lawns and picnic areas. Visitors can hand-feed kangaroos and birds with feed purchased at entry, watch keeper talks and crocodile feeding demonstrations, and photograph animals at close range.
Key highlights
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Large collection of native and exotic birds in walk-through aviaries
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Hand-feeding kangaroos, emus and birds
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Saltwater crocodile enclosure and feeding demonstrations
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Close encounters with dingoes, reptiles and farm animals
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Family-run, educational wildlife experience in rural Greenough