Australian Wildlife Park - We'll Show You The Outback Up Close.

The Australian Wildlife Park was part of Wonderland Sydney, a major theme park located in Eastern Creek, Sydney. It opened its doors on December 26, 1990, and was home to over 600 native Australian animals, including kangaroos, koalas, wombats, dingoes, and crocodiles. The park offered visitors the opportunity to experience Australian wildlife up close in naturalistic enclosures. In addition to the animal exhibits, the park featured attractions like the Woolshed Show, which showcased sheep mustering, sheep shearing, and other aspects of rural Australian life . Terry Carmichael, as a naturalist and wildlife expert, was featured in promotional materials for the park, helping to educate the public about the animals and conservation efforts. His involvement in the commercial aimed to highlight the educational and interactive experiences the park offered to visitors. Wonderland Sydney, including the Australian Wildlife Park, closed its doors on April 25, 2004. The site has since been redeveloped into an industrial estate, but the memories of the park and its contributions to wildlife education remain a cherished part of Sydney's history.