National Parks and Wildlife Service
South Australia

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COVID-19 update

Page updated: Tuesday 28 June 2022

Cleland Wildlife Park is open.

You do not require vaccinations to visit Cleland Wildlife Park however due to the current COVID-associated risks to our staff and animals, we’ve made the decision to modify some experiences. Please note masks are required for some animal encounters regardless of age or any exemptions.

We take the safety of our visitors and staff seriously, and we encourage visitors to:

  • stay home if sick
  • use the hand sanitiser provided
  • observe social distancing when possible (1.5 metres)
  • practice good hand and respiratory hygiene

Please contact us if you have any questions. For information about individual experiences please click here

Please continue to follow all directives on social distancing, comply with relevant limits on gatherings, wash your hands and do not visit if you feel unwell.

More South Australian Government information about COVID-19.