Mogo Zoo 4.8 (reviews)

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About Mogo Zoo

For kids who just LOVE animals, what better place to take them on a fun family day out than a zoo? But why not take them to a zoo that is committed to the survival of endangered animals? What a fascinating and eye opening experience that would be for them.

Mogo Zoo is a beautiful and privately owned zoo, that is located just 10km south of Batmen's Bay in the picturesque and historic gold mining village of Mogo. (hence the name!)

The guys here are completely dedicated to the survival of beautiful endangered species, and they want to teach the kids all about them!

Kids can learn about over 40 rare and exotic species - where are their natural homes, why are they there, and importantly what has happened for them to become endangered, and what can be done to change it.

With over 200 animals (including the very special White Lions of "Timbavati", the zoo also has the largest primates in any private zoo in the country!

If you want to give your children a REALLY special experience, they can take part in the interactive animal encounters. Not just getting up close to one, we mean feeding a white lion, or getting in and playing with the playful meerkats! How does that sound!?

These encounters are an additional cost to the entry, but are memories that will never be forgotten.

When you first arrive, have a look at what keeper talks and feeding sessions are on.  These sessions occur at 10:30am and 1:45am every day (although varies through the holidays) - you won't want to miss out on the talk with your favourite animal!

A beautiful experience with a cause!

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Adults $42 (Over 16)

Children $28 (Ages 3-15)

Free Under 3 years

Last Update 2023

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Mogo Zoo FAQ’s

Doing our bit

The zoo works closely with all major Australasian zoos, cooperating in various species management programs. They are also actively involved in many global breeding programs, and of course, want to promote conservation to future generations!

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Mogo Zoo?

Head to "Jungle Drums Cafe" for YOUR feeding time! They sell a range of tasty treats and freshly prepared food and drinks. There is indoor and outdoor seating available.

Any top tips when visiting?

In the summer holidays they offer Mogo Zoo's amazing animal workshops which are really worth going to if you can get a place!

Does Mogo Zoo have a gift shop?

There is a fun shop that sells Mogo zoo t-shirts, caps, stationery, fridge magnets, coasters, educational and plush toys and lots more! You have to visit to find out...!

Teachers corner

They have an online education centre where you can find syllabus based programs which can make any visit to the zoo more educational!

Does Mogo Zoo have healthy eating or Vegan options?

Why not bring along your own picnic and enjoy the beautiful picnic grounds, surrounded by luscious gardens? Or why not use the various barbeque facilities situated just metres from the animal exhibits. Have lunch with the lions!

Is Mogo Zoo fully accessible?

If you have an assistance dog with you, make sure to email the park 48 hours before your visit to ensure the park are ready to welcome you.

Any additonal information?

Mogo Zoo is non-government funded. Upkeep of animals and grounds is funded purely through admission charges, 'Wild Things' Gift Shop, the 'Jungle Drum' Cafe, Friends of Mogo Zoo Memberships and their Adopt An Animal Program.