Halls Gap Wildlife Park and Zoo

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This attraction was originally opened in the early 1980’s as Wallaroo Wildlife Park. The new owners in 1998 opened the gates as the Halls Gap Wildlife Park & Zoo. It was sold to current owners in December 2007 and is now operating as the Halls Gap Zoo. ^[1]

The Zoo is located approximately 7 km from Halls Gap and has views back to the Grampians National Park. The Zoo has a mixture of native and exotic species. The native animals at the zoo include: koalas, kangaroos, emus, wombats, dingoes and wallabies. The exotic animals at the zoo include: monkeys, deer and ostriches. There are also a variety of reptiles and birds at the zoo. ^[2]