— What You Can Expect —Ballarat Wildlife Park is a family-run park that emphasizes creating unique and meaningful close-encounter experiences between guests and native Australian wildlife. With an open park that allows for over a hundred roaming kangaroos, visitors will get the chance to hand-feed them, among other interaction opportunities. Visit the reptile house and find snakes, frogs, and lizards. Preview the list of wildlife animals you can spot around the park:• Kangaroo Island kangaroo• Koalas• Common wombat• Tasmanian devils• Wedge-tailed eagle• Star tortoises• Aldabra giant tortoise• Burmese brown tortoise• Cape Barren goose• Splendid tree frog• Freshwater crocodile• Saltwater crocodile• Estuarine crocodile• Blotch blue-tongue lizard• Red-bellied black snake• Mainland tiger snake• American alligator• Inland taipan• Mozambique spitting cobra• Common death adder• Lace monitor/goanna• Thylacine or Tasmanian tiger• Meerkats• Little penguins• Dingo• Alpaca• Spotted-tail quoll• Queensland lungfish• Southern cassowary• Emu• Short-beaked echidnaFor a more interactive experience, there are plenty of hands-on learning experiences available around the park. Learn more about them here, and preview the following presentations & keeper talks:• Weekdays - 11:00 am: Guided tour (temporarily suspended) - 12:00 pm: Meerkat presentation - 12:30 pm: Penguin presentation - 1:30 pm: Dingo talk/walk - 2:00 pm: Reptile presentation - 2:30 pm: Tiger presentation - 3:30 pm: Tasmanian devil presentation• Weekends and Holidays - 11:00 am: Guided tour (temporarily suspended) - 12:00 pm: Meerkat presentation - 12:30 pm: Penguin presentation - 1:30 pm: Dingo talk/walk - 2:00 pm: Reptile presentation - 2:30 pm: Tiger presentation - 3:00 pm: Crocodilian presentation - 3:30 pm: Tasmanian devil presentation