The Park is home to both exotic and native birds and animals and there is plenty to see or do as you explore the paths of the park.

Where else in the Tablelands can you rub shoulders with a cheeky camel or watch dingos frolicking up close.

There is an impressive collection of birds consisting of over 100 species from around the world. 

Friendship farm is a favourite among the smaller crowd with many curious furry friends available for feeding and or petting, great for that photo opportunity.

The Park is open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 4pm, and every day during school holidays.

Prices are adults $12.50, seniors $10, children $7.50 and family ticket $30.

Visitors can bring a picnic or use the barbecue facilities and you can purchase snacks from the kiosk.

For more information contact Taralga Wildlife Park on 0419 014 540 or simply head out to 257 Bannaby Road, Taralga.

Also an interesting and worthwhile attraction, the Taralga Museum offers historical tours of days gone by, operated by the Taralga Historical Society.

Call 4843 8187 or see 83 Orchard Street, Taralga.