Bordertown Wildlife Park

Established in 1968, Bordertown Wildlife Park is a 4.5-hectare sanctuary located near the eastern entrance of Bordertown, South Australia. The park is renowned for its unique population of white kangaroos, a genetic variant of the Western Grey Kangaroo, which are not albinos. Visitors can observe these rare animals, along with Western Grey Kangaroos, Dama Wallabies, and various bird species, by walking or driving around the park's perimeter. Please note that feeding the animals is not permitted to ensure their health and safety.