About Mogo Wildlife Park
Mogo Wildlife Park is a privately owned zoo and wildlife park located at Mogo on the New South Wales South Coast, within the Eurobodalla Shire near Batemans Bay. Established in 1991, it houses a diverse collection of exotic and native Australian animals including gorillas, Sumatran tigers, giraffes, snow leopards and red pandas. Notable for its conservation breeding programs and interactive keeper experiences, the park is set in a bushland setting and is a major visitor attraction in the region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact bushland zoo with landscaped enclosures housing over 200 animals including primates, big cats, giraffes, zebras, meerkats and Australian natives. The park offers paved pathways connecting enclosures, daily keeper talks and feeding presentations, optional close-up animal encounters, a cafe, gift shop and picnic areas. The setting is shaded and family-oriented with opportunities for photography and guided experiences.
Key highlights
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Western lowland gorilla troop - largest collection of primates in New South Wales
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Sumatran tigers, snow leopards and other big cats
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Giraffe, zebra and rhinoceros savannah exhibits
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Red pandas and small exotic mammals
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Daily keeper talks and feeding presentations
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