Mogo Wildlife Park - Mogo, New South Wales

Jannine F.

Mogo is a wonderful family, couple or lone experience.
I have been going to Mogo for over twenty years now and love it every time.
Mogo offers a simple and easy path to follow with animal feeding experiences along the way. The animal talks are informative personal as you learn their names, traits and how they behave with each other.
The Cafe and gift shop are also a wonderful experience. Staff are amazing.

andreas I.

This zoo experience was one of the best.
The best time to encounter with animals you will be in the early mornings. By afternoon, the animals are tired and settled, being less active. Lots of energetic monkey species, cat species and African animals.
We visited this zoo during the winter with no public holidays active, so it was reasonably quiet and not crowded. Not to sugar-coat the entire activity- the Cafe food is okay for simplisticity, the wraps are small and misleading, the merch was incredibly overpriced even for most Zoos for poor quality items. Either way, the Park experience was lovely for its size and variety in animal species and encounters.

Pradeep W.

Mogo Wildlife Park is an incredible experience from start to finish. The park is beautifully maintained, and you can really tell the animals are well cared for. What sets it apart is how close you can get to the animals, it feels personal and engaging, not just like viewing from a distance.

The variety of animals is amazing – from majestic lions and gorillas to playful meerkats and exotic reptiles. The keepers are friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about conservation, always happy to answer questions and share insights about the animals.

It’s a great place for families, animal lovers, or anyone looking to do something special. The park is easy to navigate, with plenty of shaded areas, clean facilities, and a café with decent options.

Highly recommend adding Mogo Wildlife Park to your list, it’s not just a zoo, it’s an experience that stays with you.

Michelle B.

Absolutely love Mogo Wildlife Park. Day trip from Canberra with Miss 6 the last weekend of the school holidays. Carpark was fairly full, but managed to get one close to the entrance. Waited less than 10 mins to pay & enter. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Complimentary map is easy to read & follow. We arrived at the Giraffe enclosure just as staff were setting up for the feeding encounter. Which didn't require pre-payment & could be paid for on the spot.
Not too crowded, at one point there was only my daughter & myself in the Deer feeding enclosure.
Would much rather drive 2 hours from Canberra & spend the day at Mogo over visiting Canberra's overpriced zoo. Including petrol, entry & food, I actually saved money. Will definitely return & recommend.

Warren B.

fantastic little privately owned museum...a really good selection of animals that are easy to see ...animals seemed to be treated very well and with a gorilla and giraffes having babies is a good sign they are content

Mystic D.

Amazing park with passionate staff looking after the animals, informative and enjoyable talks about the animals. There is a variety of unique animals and ways to keep the kids entertained with a stamp passport that includes the map of the park.

Joseph T.

Bigger than we expected! Animals were close enough that we got to see them pretty close. Lots of babies and juveniles for us to enjoy, including wallaby joeys, zebras, and red panda cubs. Animals were mostly active while we were there, which was special.

Feeding area was limited to camels, deer, kangaroos and wallabies. They were pretty tame and kids enjoyed the experience. Gotta pay for the feed at the strange though.

Whole experience took us just under 2 hours, which was a good amount of time.

Tracey C.

Wonderful primates. Extremely knowledgeable staff who undertake talks on specific animals. Lovely place to fill an afternoon. Coffee and sandwiches fresh and delicious.