The zoo is situated directly overlooking the Shoalhaven River, providing a natural habitat setting.
The Adventure World section includes high-ropes courses that operate independently of the zoo exhibits.
The facility facilitates close-up encounters with animals such as lemurs, meerkats, and reptiles.
The grounds contain extensive bushwalking trails that integrate the zoo with the surrounding natural environment.
Shoalhaven Zoo and Adventure World is located on the banks of the Shoalhaven River in North Nowra, NSW. The facility spans 16 acres of native bushland and houses over 100 species of native and exotic animals. It offers interactive experiences including animal encounters and feeding sessions. The park features an integrated adventure component with high-ropes courses and ziplines traversing the forest canopy. The property is designed to allow visitors to walk through animal enclosures to observe wildlife at close proximity. It serves as both a tourist destination and a center for wildlife conservation in the South Coast region.
The viewing platform overlooking the Shoalhaven River at the edge of the animal enclosures.
Wear enclosed walking shoes suitable for uneven bushland trails.
Check the daily keeper talk schedule upon arrival to coordinate your route.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as much of the park is exposed to sunlight.
Attempting to visit during peak heat of summer afternoons when animals are often inactive and hidden.
Open daily except for Christmas Day.
Do not feed animals unless participating in an official supervised encounter; remain on designated paths.