Hi. I don’t work there but you can pay extra to have a huge python wrapped around you (we did this) or a KOALA. Yes :)

Don’t know the answer because we didn’t try or eat at their Cafe

No. It would not be permitted. There are kangaroos and wallabies hopping around the lawns all the time.

Hi Kayla, the photos are $25 each and you can have as many people in the photo as you like. We also have our "Snappy Pass" available which is $80 for 4 photos

HI Chris, we have an on site cafe with both hot and cold food options. We also have coffee, ice creams, snacks and cold drinks. You are also welcome to bring your own food and/or use our BBQs which are free of charge to use

Hi Sarah, apologies for the delayed response. It looks like the weather held out for you on the weekend! As most of the park is outdoors, we recommend that people bring jackets as it can get quite cold up here as we are essentially on the top of a hill! We also have ponchos available for purchase if it begins to rain If you did visit, we hope you all had a wonderful day!

Hi Jason, there are a few options: - Catch a train to Gosford station then catch a taxi to the park. Upon presentation of taxi receipt, you will receive 25% off admissions - Chartered tour bus from Sydney - There is a public bus that drops passengers off about 20 minutes from the Park (Pile Rd, Somersby), however they only stop at that particular stop twice a day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon Hope to see you soon!

Hi Nicole, yes we have an on-site cafe with various hot and cold lunch items. We also has free BBQs so if you wanted bring your own picnic/BBQ lunch, you are welcome to as well! Hope to see you soon!

Hi GCHP, We do have wheelchair access to all parts of the park but many of our path ways in our bush walk areas are wood chip that some customers with wheelchairs and prams experience some difficulty. Hope to see you soon!!

Hi there, thank you for your enquiry. Unfortunately, by law, it is prohibited for anyone to hold a koala in NSW (the state in which we are situated) unless you are a trained zoo keeper. The only state in Australia that still allows the holding of koalas is Queensland. However, at The Australian Reptile Park we provide an experience where you can get up close to the koalas, pat them, have your photograph taken and cuddle up really close while they still sit in their tree!