Bute Fauna Park

Welcome to Bute Fauna Park Bute! Bute Fauna Park is an unbelievably fascinating place to visit as it features a range of wild animals that are native to Australia.

The Bute Fauna Park is located near the town of Bute, just an hour's drive north of Adelaide, which is the capital city of South Australia. Bute Fauna Park is open all year round, and admission is free of charge.

The Bute Fauna Park is home to a diverse range of animals, including emus, kangaroos, ducks, and peacocks. Walking around the perimeter of the park, visitors can enjoy a close-up view of these wild animals in their natural habitat. The fenced enclosure allows visitors to walk around the perimeter of the park where they can see different types of animals. Kangaroos are often the crowd favorite, hopping around the enclosure and grazing on the grass.

The park has facilities for visitors to enjoy while exploring the park. The shelters provide a perfect place to rest and have a picnic, while watching the animals in the park. The park has a public toilet located near the entrance that is well-maintained by the volunteers of Bute Fauna Park.

Bute Fauna Park is open all year round, and admission is free of charge. The best time to visit the park is during morning times or late in the afternoon.

The Bute Fauna Park Bute is located near the town of Bute, and visitors travelling from Adelaide can reach the park by car, taking the Port Wakefield Road and following the signs for Bute Fauna Park. Visitors who prefer public transport