Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park
Description
Located around 25 minutes by car from Mercure Sydney Parramatta, Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park offers one of the most hands-on wildlife experiences in Western Sydney.
Set across seven acres, this well-loved wildlife park is home to hundreds of native Australian animals, including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and a wide range of birdlife. Wander through leafy pathways, listen to birdsong and enjoy a relaxed, immersive experience that feels a world away from the city.
Featherdale is especially popular with families thanks to its interactive experiences. Guests can hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies in open walk-through habitats, get up close to koalas, and explore the Lorikeet Aviary. The park is designed to be easy to navigate, with accessible paths, picnic areas and on-site dining at the Treehouse Café.
Pair your visit to Featherdale with a stay at Mercure Sydney Parramatta. After a day spent exploring Australia’s unique wildlife, return to comfortable accommodation, enjoy a swim in the outdoor pool or unwind with a meal at M Restaurant.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park from Mercure Sydney Parramatta hotel?
Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is approximately 18 kilometres from Mercure Sydney Parramatta, which is around a 25-minute drive. Its Western Sydney location makes it an easy and popular day trip for guests staying in Parramatta. What’s the best way to get from
Mercure Sydney Parramatta to Featherdale Wildlife Park?
Driving is the most convenient option, with the journey taking about 25 minutes and parking available on-site. Guests can also travel via public transport by taking a train from Parramatta Station to Blacktown, followed by a short bus or rideshare to the park.
What can you do at Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park?
Visitors to Featherdale can hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies, see koalas up close, walk through bird aviaries and explore a wide range of native Australian wildlife. The park also offers family-friendly facilities including picnic areas, a café and accessible pathways.