Reptiles Temporary Relocation
During routine safety inspections, structural issues requiring immediate attention were identified in the main Bunbury Wildlife Park building.
All animals are safe and well-cared for. Our reptiles have been temporarily relocated, and our team is currently working to create a new reptile space for our scaley friends to call home while essential works are completed on our main building.
Reptile Keeper Talks & Interactions
Seasonal Update
Reptile Keeper Talks and reptile interactions pause during the cooler winter months to support the wellbeing of our reptiles while they naturally slow down and enter brumation.
At Bunbury Wildlife Park, the health, safety and wellbeing of our animals always comes first.
Come along, meet the keepers, learn something new, and enjoy a wild day out at Bunbury Wildlife Park!
Check out our current Keeper Talk schedule here.
Our Reptiles
Get closer to some of Australia’s most remarkable reptiles at Bunbury Wildlife Park. From impressive pythons and iconic blue tongue lizards to turtles and monitors, our reptile collection showcases the diversity, adaptability, and beauty of these incredible native animals.
Reptiles are masters of survival, using camouflage, specialised scales, and unique hunting techniques to thrive in a wide range of Australian environments. Visiting the reptile displays offers a fascinating insight into the behaviours, habitats, and characteristics that make these animals so unique.
Explore the exhibits at your own pace and learn more about the important role reptiles play in Australia’s ecosystems through educational displays and Keeper Talks.
Our Reptile Collection Includes:
- Northern Spiny-Tailed Gecko
- Northern Blue Tongue Lizard
- Pygmy Python
- Southern Heath Monitor
- Stimson's Python
- Oblong Turtle
- Woma Python
- Western Shingleback Lizard
- Western Blue Tongue Lizard
A visit to the reptile area at Bunbury Wildlife Park is a fun and educational experience for wildlife lovers of all ages.
