Wildlife Park
Arrive early at the Caversham Wildlife Park to catch the farm shows and animal feedings.





Nestled in the heart of Western Australia's oldest wine region, Caversham is a vibrant suburb that perfectly captures the essence of the Swan Valley. It is most widely recognized for the Caversham Wildlife Park, where visitors can interact with native Australian animals. Beyond wildlife, the area is a haven for food and wine lovers, featuring numerous cellar doors, microbreweries, and artisanal producers. Its location near the Swan River provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and scenic walks, making it a favorite destination for both Perth locals and international tourists seeking a taste of the Australian countryside.
Nestled in the heart of Western Australia's oldest wine region, Caversham is a vibrant suburb that perfectly captures the essence of the Swan Valley. It is most widely recognized for the Caversham Wildlife Park, where visitors can interact with native Australian animals. Beyond wildlife, the area is a haven for food and wine lovers, featuring numerous cellar doors, microbreweries, and artisanal producers. Its location near the Swan River provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and scenic walks, making it a favorite destination for both Perth locals and international tourists seeking a taste of the Australian countryside.
Easy access to the Swan Valley wine trail.
Home to the popular Caversham Wildlife Park.
Beautiful parklands and proximity to the Swan River.
Proximity to artisan chocolate and cheese factories.
The area is best explored by car as public transport options within the valley are limited.
Weekends can be significantly busier with local day-trippers from Perth.
Many attractions and cellar doors close by 5:00 PM.
Arrive early at the Caversham Wildlife Park to catch the farm shows and animal feedings.
Consider booking a guided tour if you plan on visiting multiple wineries in the surrounding Swan Valley.
Wine enthusiasts and family day trips to wildlife parks.
AUD $
$100-$150 p/day
English
Don't miss the nearby chocolate and honey producers for unique local souvenirs.
September-November, March-May
The best time for pleasant temperatures and seeing the valley in full bloom.
Expect hot days; it's best to plan outdoor activities for the early morning.
Excellent weather for vineyard walks and enjoying the harvest season atmosphere.
A quieter time to visit, perfect for enjoying heavy reds and cozy indoor dining.