All paths are concrete or gravel. There is some uneven ground. One of the main kangaroo areas is grass/dirt. The top of the Park at entrance is flat with paths on a gentle slope; however, other areas of the Park are on an incline. All paths are accessible by wheelchair, but some visitors could find some surfaces and slopes difficult to manage.
The ground can be slippery when wet.
We strive to provide visitors with the opportunity to encounter the natural world and to become involved in conservation action. We welcome the promotion of equal opportunity and access for people with disabilities.
In order to protect the health and wellbeing of the animals in our care, assistance animals are not permitted access into the Prk grounds. We also wish to ensure the safety of the assistance animals and all patrons. With free-roaming kangaroos, alpaca and emus as well as dingoes that are walked daily through the park, the Ballarat Wildlife Park is required to restrict the access of assistance animals (any animals not in our care) from entering the park.
A position statement from the Zoo Aquarium Association Australia is available on request.
Holding space for assistance animals is very limited and Subject to availability, We recommend guests with assistance animals make alternative housing solutions prior to visiting the Park.