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Cohunu Koala Park

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Three koalas sit together on branches, surrounded by green leaves. One koala clings to a tree trunk, another looks toward the camera, and the third holds onto a branch. A blurred background shows signs and another koala.
A koala with gray fur is sleeping while draped over a tree branch, with its arms and claws hanging loosely on either side.
Two koalas are resting on tree branches surrounded by eucalyptus leaves. One koala is lying down with its eyes closed, while the other sits upright, looking toward the camera.
Three gray koalas cuddle together among tree branches and leaves, with two in the foreground facing each other closely and a third koala observing from behind.
Two emus with brown and gray feathers stand on dirt ground in front of trees and a metal fence in an outdoor, shaded setting.
Three koalas sit together on branches, surrounded by green leaves. One koala clings to a tree trunk, another looks toward the camera, and the third holds onto a branch. A blurred background shows signs and another koala.
A koala with gray fur is sleeping while draped over a tree branch, with its arms and claws hanging loosely on either side.
Two koalas are resting on tree branches surrounded by eucalyptus leaves. One koala is lying down with its eyes closed, while the other sits upright, looking toward the camera.
Three gray koalas cuddle together among tree branches and leaves, with two in the foreground facing each other closely and a third koala observing from behind.
Two emus with brown and gray feathers stand on dirt ground in front of trees and a metal fence in an outdoor, shaded setting.
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9526 2966
68 Nettleton Road, Byford WA 6122, Australia
Three koalas sit together on branches, surrounded by green leaves. One koala clings to a tree trunk, another looks toward the camera, and the third holds onto a branch. A blurred background shows signs and another koala.
A koala with gray fur is sleeping while draped over a tree branch, with its arms and claws hanging loosely on either side.
Two koalas are resting on tree branches surrounded by eucalyptus leaves. One koala is lying down with its eyes closed, while the other sits upright, looking toward the camera.
Three gray koalas cuddle together among tree branches and leaves, with two in the foreground facing each other closely and a third koala observing from behind.
Two emus with brown and gray feathers stand on dirt ground in front of trees and a metal fence in an outdoor, shaded setting.
Three koalas sit together on branches, surrounded by green leaves. One koala clings to a tree trunk, another looks toward the camera, and the third holds onto a branch. A blurred background shows signs and another koala.
A koala with gray fur is sleeping while draped over a tree branch, with its arms and claws hanging loosely on either side.
Two koalas are resting on tree branches surrounded by eucalyptus leaves. One koala is lying down with its eyes closed, while the other sits upright, looking toward the camera.
Three gray koalas cuddle together among tree branches and leaves, with two in the foreground facing each other closely and a third koala observing from behind.
Two emus with brown and gray feathers stand on dirt ground in front of trees and a metal fence in an outdoor, shaded setting.
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Cohunu Koala Park is a family-run wildlife sanctuary set on 14 hectares of natural bushland in Byford, just 40 minutes from Perth.

Established in 1972, the park is renowned for its close-up encounters with Australia’s iconic animals, including koala cuddles, hand-feeding friendly kangaroos, and immersive wildlife experiences for all ages.

Loved by locals, visitors, and even international celebrities, Cohunu offers a relaxed, unforgettable way to connect with many free-roaming Australian wildlife in a truly natural setting.

 

Pricing:

  • Children’s Entry – $10
  • Adults Entry – $25
  • Koala Holds – $40
  • Animal Feeding Bags – $4

 

 

Accessibility Information:
  • Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia)
  • Caters for people who use a wheelchair.
  • Caters for people with high support needs who travel with a support person.
  • An access and inclusion statement is available on the business website.
  • Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)

Activities

  • Walks
  • Birdwatching
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