Animal Farms

Animal Farms in Perth provide a fun day out for the whole family. Kids of all ages will love petting and hand feeding the furry, feathered and sometimes scaly residents! We’ve put together a list of our favourite animal farms found all around Perth and WA’s South-West region.

Animal Farms in Perth

Landsdale Farm School

Entry to Landsdale Farm includes free cart rides, access to the sun safe playground, sensory, herb, vegetable and flower gardens and quirky gnome garden. The onsite Red Barn café serves a wide range of delicious meals and coffee. It’s a great spot to hold a birthday party too! See more in the Buggybuddys review.

Find Landsdale Farm School at 80 Landsdale Road, Darch.
Find out more info on their website. 

Landsdale Farm School

Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm

Meet the friendly and cuddly farm animals at the Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm! Entry fee includes free tractor rides, bouncy castle, bottle and bucket feeding, playground, Merry-Go-Round and free tea and coffee for the grown-ups. See more in the Buggybuddys review.

Find the Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm at 128 John Street, Henley Brook.
Get more info on their website. 

Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm

 

Caversham Wildlife Park

At Caversham Wildlife Park, kids will love to visit Molly’s Farm, an interactive farmyard suitable for children of all ages. Animal feed is provided. Entry fee includes all shows, talks and animal feed. See more in the Buggybuddys review.

Find Caversham Wildlife Park at Whiteman Park, Lord Street, Whiteman.
Get more info on their website.

Caversham Wildlife Park

 

Cohunu Koala Park

Though Cohunu Koala Park specialises in native Australian wildlife, there is also a farmyard area. This is home to ponies, pigs and donkeys. Cohunu Koala Park also is home is a miniature railway that zig zags its way through the park. Rides are an additional $4 per person. See more in the Buggybuddys review here.

Find Cohunu Koala Park at Lot 103 Nettle Road, Byford.
Get more info on its website. 

Cohunu Koala Park

 

Animal Farms in South West WA

 

Denmark Animal Farm and Pentland Alpaca Stud

Get a true taste of country life at the hands-on Denmark Animal Farm. Here you can walk amongst, pat and feed alpacas, camels, kangaroos, guinea pigs, rabbits, Scottish highland cattle, sheep, goats, donkeys, horses, emu, parrots, galahs, ferrets and more.  See more in the Buggybuddys review.

Find Denmark Animal Farm and Alpaca Stud at 2019 Scottsdale Road, Denmark.
Get more info on their website.

Denmark Animal Farm

 

Country Life Farm

Hand feed friendly farm animal including rabbits, goats, guinea pigs, sheep, ducks, donkeys, ponies, cows, llamas and alpacas at Country Life Farm.  Entry fee includes giant bouncy castles, huge inflatable slide, indoor adventure playground, boat rides, merry-go-round, tots play area, plus free tea and coffee. Bumper cars are available for an additional fee. See more in the Buggybuddys review.

Find Country Life Farm at 1694 Caves Road, Dunsborough.
Get more info on their website.

Countrylife Farm and Indoor Play Centre, Dunsborough

 

Have we missed your favourite animal farms in Perth? Let us know in the comments below!

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About Amanda Carlin

Amanda Carlin has her own food and travel blog. Established in 2013, "The Chef, His Wife and Their Perth-fect Life" has enjoyed an exciting name change in 2021, as "The Chef's Ex-wife" embarks on new adventures with Simply PERTHfect. Amanda loves getting out and about in Perth and WA, as well as brunching, tapas or something a little fancy in equal measures. With her son "Little Chef" in tow, Amanda always has plenty of family friendly eating options to recommend too! Be sure to check out Simply PERTHfect.

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