Inspired by the legacy of David Fleay, the Australian scientist and biologist who pioneered the captive breeding of endangered species, Burleigh Heads Wildlife Park is set by beautiful surroundings and offer the unique chance to discover Australia’s most iconic and famous wildlife whilst they reside in a breathtaking, natural setting that is close to their natural habitat.
Established in 1952 by David Fleay himself, the park is dedicated to protecting endangered species and contributing to conservation efforts. Some animals you can meet are greater bibilies, crocodiles, platypus and even one species that was thought to be extinct for over 30 years, the shy bridled nailtail wallaby. During your visit, you will stroll through the tranquil surroundings to experience some of Queensland’s natural habitats and meet some of Australia’s unique and threatened species. The park does not stop there, as it also offers different animal encounters and presentations like the kangaroo feeding, a ranger talk about cassowaries, a nocturnal house tour and the long-running Fleay’s in Flight bird show.
An educational and conservational wildlife park, David Fleay is an extraordinary experience for any wildlife lovers out there!
Undoubtedly some of Australia’s most iconic animals, wallabies are a must-see at the David Flealy nature park and you can meet them up close and personal at the Wallaby Walk, along with several emus.
Classed as mammals but also sharing characteristics with amphibians and reptiles, Platypus are incredible animals and you can experience them on David Fealy’s nocturnal walk which takes place at the Nature by Night at Nocturnal House.
Experience these magnificent animals move through the air at the spectacular Night Show at Nalu Stage, where you can learn all about them!
A mixture of possum, monkey and kangaroo, there is nothing quite like experiencing and learning about some of Australia’s most iconic animals up close and personal!
Experience crocodiles snap their razor sharp teeth up in a truly natural and interactive experience!
When you accompany one of David Flealy’s park rangers in Flight at Amphitheatre, you can experience an exciting array of feathered creatures, including emus and waterbirds such as brolgas and pelicans.
Ticket Type | Price |
Adult | $27.05 |
Children (Up to 17 years inclusive) | $12.25 |
Concession (tertiary students, seniors/pensioners, other concession card holders) * | $17.80 |
Family (2 adults and up to 2 children) | $69.15 |
The David Flealy address is Loman Lane, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220, Australia. You can get there using multiple transport options:
Open 9am to 4pm, seven days a week. It only closes its doors on Christmas Christmas Day and Anzac Day morning.
If you find yourself hungry or thirsty whilst traipsing around the wildlife park, then don’t hesitate to enjoy a Devonshire tea at Fleay’s cafe where you can enjoy an array of food and drink opportunities.
David Fleay Wildlife Park is very accessible for those using wheelchairs or bringing strollers/prams. The different sections of the park are connected by bitumen paths or timber boardwalks with ramps.
The David Flealy nature park address is Loman Lane, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220, Australia.
Yes, you can eat and drink at the Fleay’s cafe.
You can take the car and the bus to David Fleay Nature Park, which is located on the Pacific Motorway. If you are travelling by bus, then you can take the surfside 756 bus route to Broadbeach South Station.
You can find wallabies, platypus, crocodiles, kangaroos, possums, owls and birds.
The park opens daily from 9am to 4pm during all the year
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