Is There a Discount Code for Caversham Wildlife Park in 2026?

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Is there a discount code for Caversham Wildlife Park?

Not one the park publishes. Caversham Wildlife Park's website lists admission prices, a Multi-Pass, gift cards and concession rules, and at the time of writing it does not advertise a public discount code. That matters, because codes you see on coupon sites for a family-run attraction like this are often expired, or meant for a tour group rather than for you.

What the park does offer, according to its own pages:

Way to pay less	How it works, according to the park	Who it suits
Multi-Pass	Pay for 3 park visits and the 4th is free. One Multi-Pass per person.	Perth locals and anyone planning repeat visits
Concession entry	$30 for students and pensioners with an in-date WA student card, Aged Pension card or Seniors Card, bought at the park entry only	Eligible Western Australian card holders
Child tickets	$18 for children aged 3 to 14	Families
Everything included	All shows, interactive experiences, photo opportunities and animal food are in the entry fee, except the koala hold	Anyone comparing the "real" cost of a day out
Free entry and parking at Whiteman Park	The wildlife park sits inside Whiteman Park, where entry and parking are free	Drivers

So the honest answer for 2026 is that the savings come from choosing the right ticket and planning the day well, not from a code.

Caversham Wildlife Park tickets: what they cost and what you get

According to the park's admission page at the time of writing, general admission is priced as follows:

• Adult: $39.00
• Child (3 to 14 years): $18.00
• Student: $30.00, with an in-date Western Australian student card shown at entry
• Pension: $30.00, with an in-date Western Australian Aged Pension card or Seniors Card shown at entry

The park says general admission can be bought online for adult and child tickets only. Concession tickets are sold at the park entry, so there is no online concession option.

For a family of two adults and two children, those prices add up to $114 for the day ($78 for the adults and $36 for the children). Prices can change, so check the park's own website on the day you plan to go.

The ticket covers a lot. The park lists the kangaroo feed, the farm show, Meet a Koala (with a photo opportunity), Meet the Wombat and Friends, the penguin keeper talk and feed, Molly's Farmyard and the reptile and nocturnal house as part of admission. Its opening hours page says all shows, interactive experiences, photo opportunities and animal food are included, with the koala hold as the exception. In practice that means you are unlikely to need to spend more inside the park unless you choose the koala hold or buy food and souvenirs.

The park describes itself as family owned and operated since 1988, and as Western Australia's largest privately owned collection of native wildlife, with over 200 species and more than 2,000 animals, birds and reptiles.

Caversham Wildlife Park discount code and promo code: what to watch for

Searches for a "Caversham Wildlife Park promo code" tend to turn up coupon pages with generic percentages. Before you rely on one:

1. Start from the park's own Buy Tickets link. It is on every page of the park's website and is where general admission and the Multi-Pass are sold.
2. Look for a code field and a stated offer. If the park is not advertising a promotion on its site, a code from a coupon page is unlikely to work.
3. Compare the total, not the headline. A reseller price only helps if it beats $39 for an adult and $18 for a child after any booking fees.
4. Check the conditions of entry. The park says there are no refunds or vouchers for bad weather, so pick your day with the forecast in mind.

If you are looking for a code because you want a cheaper family day out, the Multi-Pass and concession prices are the savings the park itself stands behind.

Best deals on Caversham Wildlife Park tickets in Australia for 2026

These are the deals that usually make the biggest difference to what you pay:

Use the Multi-Pass if you will come back

The park's Multi-Pass means you pay for 3 visits and get the 4th free. At the $39 adult price shown at the time of writing, 4 visits cost $117, or about $29.25 a visit. The park says it is one Multi-Pass per person. You can buy it online or at the entry if it is for yourself, and online only if it is a gift.

Bring the right concession card

Students and pensioners can pay $30 instead of $39, but only with an in-date Western Australian card shown at the park entry. Interstate and overseas visitors should budget for the adult price.

Plan the day so you see everything you paid for

The park recommends entry before 2pm and says that if you arrive after 2pm you will miss some attractions. It suggests allowing at least 3 hours. Arriving in the morning is the simplest way to get full value from a ticket.

Use the pass-out stamp

According to the park's conditions of entry, you can leave and come back on the same day with a pass-out stamp, which you need to ask for. An entrance receipt alone will not get you back in. That makes it easy to have lunch elsewhere in Whiteman Park and return.

Skip paid parking and taxis where you can

Entry to Whiteman Park and parking are free, according to the park, and car park 8 is the closest. If you are not driving, the park says the Morley-Ellenbrook line runs from the Perth CBD to Whiteman Park Station in about half an hour, and from there it is a two kilometre signposted path to the wildlife park.

Can you buy Caversham Wildlife Park tickets on Klook?

The park sells tickets through the Buy Tickets link on its own website, which is the one place you can be sure of the current price and ticket types. Some visitors book their Perth activities on Klook. If that is how you plan your trip, search Klook for the park and compare any listing with the park's own adult and child prices before you buy, including any booking fee.

Klook is most useful for the rest of a Perth itinerary, such as day tours and other attractions, where booking several activities in one place is convenient. Before you check out, go through ShopBack to get a post-purchase discount on the order: open the Klook page on ShopBack Australia, then book on Klook as normal.

Other activity and travel sites on ShopBack Australia include Viator for tours and Booking.com for your Perth stay. Each store page shows its own live rate and terms.

Planning a Perth trip around Caversham Wildlife Park

A wildlife park visit is often one day in a longer trip to Perth, and that is where the bigger costs sit: flights, a hotel and other tours. Booking through ShopBack lowers the cost of the trip, and you still book on the site you chose.

A simple order of steps for a Perth trip:

1. Book the park direct. Use the park's own ticket page, or buy at the gate if you need concession entry.
2. Book your stay. Open the Booking.com page on ShopBack first, then search and book on Booking.com as normal.
3. Book tours and activities. Open the Klook page on ShopBack or the Viator page on ShopBack first, then book on that site.
4. Check the store terms on each ShopBack page before you pay, so you know which booking types count.

You can also start from the ShopBack Travel Planner to plan a trip and open each booking site from one place.

How ShopBack lowers what you pay

Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

On ShopBack Australia, you open a partner store from the ShopBack app or website, shop or book as normal, and a share of what you spent is credited to your ShopBack account once the order is confirmed. You can then withdraw it.

Cashback rates differ by store, activity and campaign, so check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page when you book.

The habit to build is simple: before you check out on a partner site, go through ShopBack first, the same way you would check for a member price or a sale.

Can you combine codes, member prices and ShopBack?

Sometimes, and the rules differ by store, so check before you book. Each store's ShopBack page has a terms section that lists what is not eligible, and some stores exclude orders that use codes from other sources or bookings made through other partner pages. Refunded and cancelled bookings are usually not eligible either.

So a sensible routine is: take the price the booking site shows when you are signed in, use a code only if the store's ShopBack terms allow it, and read those terms on the store's ShopBack page before you pay. For tickets bought directly from Caversham Wildlife Park, the Multi-Pass and concession prices are the park's own savings.

Plan your visit: hours, location and getting there

• Opening hours: 9.00am to 4.30pm daily, closed Christmas Day, last entry 3.30pm, according to the park.
• Address: 233B Drumpellier Drive, Whiteman WA 6068, at The Village inside Whiteman Park.
• Parking: free, with car park 8 the closest, according to the park.
• Train and bus: the park says the Morley-Ellenbrook line reaches Whiteman Park Station from the Perth CBD in about half an hour, with a two kilometre signposted walk to the park. On weekends there is also a bus from the station into The Village, and a heritage tram on operating days.
• Not allowed in: the park lists pets, balls, bikes, scooters, skateboards and party balloons among items that are not permitted.

Key takeaways

• At the time of writing, Caversham Wildlife Park does not publish a public discount code.
• Adult tickets are $39 and child tickets (3 to 14) are $18, according to the park; WA concession holders pay $30 at the gate.
• The Multi-Pass gives a 4th visit free after 3 paid visits, about $29.25 a visit for an adult.
• Admission includes the shows, animal encounters and animal food, except the koala hold.
• For the rest of a Perth trip, go through ShopBack Australia before you book on Klook, Viator or Booking.com.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a discount code for Caversham Wildlife Park?

At the time of writing, Caversham Wildlife Park's own website does not list a public discount or promo code. The ways the park itself offers to pay less are its Multi-Pass (pay for 3 visits and the 4th is free), concession prices at the gate for eligible Western Australian card holders, and child pricing for ages 3 to 14.

How much are Caversham Wildlife Park tickets?

According to the park's admission page at the time of writing, general admission is $39 for adults and $18 for children aged 3 to 14. Students and pensioners pay $30 with a valid Western Australian concession card, which must be shown at the park entry. Check the park's website before you go, as prices can change.

What is included in a Caversham Wildlife Park ticket?

The park says admission includes the kangaroo feed, the farm show, Meet a Koala with a photo opportunity, Meet the Wombat and Friends, the penguin keeper talk and feed, Molly's Farmyard and the reptile and nocturnal house. It says all shows, interactive experiences, photo opportunities and animal food are included, except the koala hold.

How does the Caversham Wildlife Park Multi-Pass work?

According to the park, you pay for 3 visits and your 4th visit is free, with one Multi-Pass per person. You can buy it online or at the entry for yourself, and online only if it is a gift. At the adult price shown at the time of writing, that works out to about $29.25 a visit across 4 visits.

Can I buy concession tickets for Caversham Wildlife Park online?

No. The park says general admission can be bought online for adult and child tickets only, and concession entry can be bought at the park entry only. Bring your in-date Western Australian student card, Aged Pension card or Seniors Card.

Can I buy Caversham Wildlife Park tickets on Klook?

The park sells tickets through the Buy Tickets link on its own website. If you are booking other Perth activities on Klook, search there for the park and compare any listing with the park's own adult and child prices before you buy. Go through ShopBack Australia first when you book on Klook.

Is parking free at Caversham Wildlife Park?

Yes, according to the park. It sits inside Whiteman Park, where entry and parking are free, and car park 8 is the closest to the wildlife park.

What are Caversham Wildlife Park's opening hours?

The park says it is open 9.00am to 4.30pm every day except Christmas Day, with last entry at 3.30pm. It recommends arriving before 2pm and allowing at least 3 hours, since some attractions finish earlier in the day.

How does ShopBack lower the cost of a Perth trip?

Booking through ShopBack lowers the cost of the trip, and you still book on the site you chose. You open the booking site, such as Klook, Viator or Booking.com, from ShopBack, book as normal, and part of what you spent comes back as cash after the booking is confirmed. The live rate is the one shown on each store's ShopBack page.

Can I use a promo code and still get money back through ShopBack?

It depends on the store. Each store's ShopBack page lists what is not eligible, and some stores exclude orders that use codes from other sources. Read the terms on the store's ShopBack page before you book, and use codes only where the terms allow them.

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Disclaimer

The views in this article are those of the author. Ticket prices, ticket types, opening hours and visitor rules are set by Caversham Wildlife Park and can change; the details quoted were shown on the park's website on 9 October 2026. Rates and eligibility on ShopBack vary by store, booking type and campaign; check the live rate and terms on each store's ShopBack page before you book. This article is general information only and is not financial advice.