The Outback Kangaroo Farm

We came for the 10 am tour this morning. Well worth every penny and then some. Truly Bucket list stuff here. The family that run it are top notch. Truly.
So heres a few pointers since I had trouble reaching anyone there to answer my inquiries... just show up about 10 mins or so before the tour to purchase your ticket. Seems to take credit or cash maybe debit?? No pre order or pay online needed. You will be able to touch and feed live animals so wear appropriate clothes and shoes. Closed toes necessary as you will be stepping in droppings, it is absolutely going to happen. No they dont sell you food to feed the animals they provide it.
They have a lot of animals it is a walk in the heat but it is a do not miss destination. Im so so glad we went this is definetely worth supporting. We loved michelle and we sincerely loved playing with max in the gift shop/ ticket centre. This is a working farm not a glamourous photo shoot. You will very likely get dirty as it is hands on. But man im so glad this place is here. And im so happy we did this! Sincerely bucket list activity for my birthday!! Thank you all!!

This is an absolute must, especially if you have kiddos.

You get to tour around a farm with peacocks, chickens, pigs that the children get to feed, and many more animals.

At the entrance, you are introduced to a family of lemurs, and when we went, there were many baby lemurs as young as four weeks old. They will also be doing lemur encounters where you'll get to have hands-on experience with the lemurs, but the babies must get older. Therefore, around September, they will be introducing lemur encounters.

Not only do you see lemurs, pigs, donkeys, and various chickens, but you also get to walk into the enclosures and feed the kangaroos, plus pet them. Some are timid and stay away, but then you have many that love the attention, so they soak it up just like how they soak up the sunshine. As you walk around, you have many kangaroos and wallabies jumping and speeding around you.

Being able to be around the kangaroos so closely and petting them wasn't the only fun part. To end your tour, you get to hang out with a llama and some alpacas! We can officially say that we were kissed by an alpaca, and we liked it!

The most amazing time and experience!

Just please be mindful as well, since this is someone's property, and they have rules for a reason. Make sure you are respectful and show up to your scheduled tour time, as parking is limited. Also, be aware that when you pull in to park, there may be chickens wandering around, so don't come flying in!

I will definitely be coming back again!