Visit Caversham Wildlife Park: Claim your Free Pass

Please note: as of 2nd December 2014 - we are no longer able to offer the free Caversham passes.

Caversham Wildlife Park is a fun day out with the family. Family owned and operated since 1987, the park has over 200 species of animals, birds and reptiles. Visitors are able to get close and personal with the animals with a variety of talks, shows and feeding sessions throughout the day. Visitors can feed the kangaroos, meet the koalas and visit Molly’s farm to interact with farm animals such as horses, sheep and cows.

Caversham Wildlife Park is located in Whiteman Park, about 24 kilometres north-east of Mountway Holiday Apartments. If driving, the park is easily accessible by driving up Alexander Drive.

If using public transport, you can catch the train from Perth train station (please refer to our city map for location from Mountway) to Bassendean station, and then catch the bus (route 950) and depart the bus on Lord street before Youle-Dean road and the park is a quick 190 metre walk. Visit the Transperth website for more information on bus and train times.

Mountway Holiday Apartments wants you to experience Caversham Wildlife Park and has some passes to give away. Any guest that books via the Mountway Website or the ‘booking button’ on the Mountway Apartments Perth Facebook page will qualify for a free pass to Caversham Wildlife Park.

We have double passes (valued at $50.00) and family passes (two adults, two children valued at $72.00). If you are already planning to visit Perth and stay at Mountway, you must take this opportunity to visit Caversham Wildlife Park, it is a fun day out for the whole family and your kids will love seeing the animals.

Conditions apply:

• Guests must book a minimum of 2 consecutive nights to be eligible

Up for grabs:

• If booking for 2 guests you are eligible for a Double pass (valued at $50.00)
• If booking for a family (2 adults and 2 children) you are eligible for a Family pass (valued at $72.00).

Have you been to Caversham Wildlife Park? Share your experiences with us in the comments below.