Mogo Wildlife Park

02 9622 1644

mogowildlifepark.com.au

222 Tomakin Road
Mogo NSW 2536

A coastal haven for some of the world’s protected species, Mogo Wildlife Park is just minutes from Batemans Bay.

Founded with a strong passion to give a home to the world’s most endangered and curious species at Mogo Wildlife Park, you’ll find binturongs, hyenas, lions, tigers, silvery gibbons, their white rhinoceros, red pandas, and many more rare, unique and endangered species.

Baako, a stunning tawny lion, is among dozens of incredible animals that call Mogo home. Photo. Mogo Wildlife Park.

Photo: Mogo Wildlife Park.

Photo: Mogo Wildlife Park.

Feeding the giraffes at Mogo Zoo is fun for all ages. Photo: Supplied.

Kisane the mighty silverback rules the troop at Mogo. Photo: David Rayside Photography.

Maji was hand-raised by zookeeper Chad after her mother tragically died in childbirth. Photos: Mogo Wildlife Park.

Red Panda, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Meerkat, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Lioness and her two cubs, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Black-and-white Ruffed Lemur, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Ring-tailed Lemur, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Golden lion tamarin monkeys at Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Siamang Gibbon, Mogo Wildlife Park. Photo: Michelle Kroll.

Nestled between the ocean, rivers and a mountain range, Mogo Wildlife Park is one of the most peaceful and spacious ‘zoo experiences’ you’ll ever find.

Carefully designed to emulate their natural habitats, Mogo Wildlife Park’s enclosures cater expertly to our wildlife and allow you to observe them more authentically than in a traditional city zoo.

Mogo Wildlife Park is open from 9 am to 4 pm 365 days a year, and we’d love to welcome you as part of your South Coast adventure, or for an educational experience.

On your next South Coast journey, get closer to amazing creatures at Mogo Wildlife Park.