What is the name of the park where kangaroos roam free ?

Has to be Symbio Wildlife Park.

I haven't been there in years, its located between the Northern Illawarra towns of Helenburgh and Stanwell Park. 15mins south of Sutherland.

Taronga Zoo has an area where you can mix with kangaroos. Also Waratah Park at Terrey Hills let you do this (is it still open??)

You'll have to more specific, there's lots of places you can interact with kangaroos, was it in Sydney? On the coast, inland, north, south?

Could be either Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo.

Or, as it was 1996, you could have visited Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve in Canberra. Unfortunately much of that was wiped out in the 2003 bushfires, but I understand the kangaroos are back now.

I think I know what you are talking about but I cannot remember the name of it! If it is the one I am thinking of, it has closed down now. It also had rides (merry go rounds) and stuff?? There was laos ot her animals there. I think it may have gone bankrupt?

Waratah Park maybe ?

I don't even know if it is still open. I haven't been there for years.

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