Billabong Zoo

The park was opened in 1986, and was a major breeding centre for koalas. Starting in 2005, new ownership of the park has seen it move from simply breeding koalas to a more common wildlife park. ==Exhibits==

The park contains a number of native and exotic animals. • African lion • Asian small-clawed otter • Bare-nosed wombat • Black-handed spider monkey • Blue-and-gold macaw • Blue-fronted amazon • Bush stone-curlew • Cheetah • Common death adder • Common marmoset • Cotton-top tamarin • Dingo • Eastern grey kangaroo • Eastern quoll • Emu • Fennec fox • Fijian crested iguana • Glossy black cockatoo • Green and golden bell frog • Green iguana • Indian star tortoise • Koala • Little penguin • Lumholtz's tree-kangaroo • Meerkat • Orange-bellied parrot • Pygmy bearded dragon • Red panda • Red-necked wallaby • Saltwater crocodile • Snow leopard • Southern cassowary • Southern hairy-nosed wombat ==Facilities==

The park also contains picnic barbeques, gardens, and billabongs (small lakes) covered with water lilies and stocked with koi carp and a visiting speckled longfin eel. It also features a café in the main entrance building. ==Education==

The park has a number of education talks through the day including a koala photo session. ==Conservation==

The park breeds koalas to send to other zoos in the Australasian breeding program. In 2011 the park joined the Zoo and Aquarium Association and has participated in a number of species management programs including koalas and snow leopards. ==See also==