Willowbank Wildlife Reserve
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Mark
Ranking: 10/10
Great family owned wildlife park, on the outskirts of Christchurch, all NZ adventures great and small, natural NZ habitat.
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Fritsi and Flo
Ranking: 10/10
100% to see Kiwi, feed eels and pet animals, nice activity for a lazy day, great for kids, bring a picnic!
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Maura O'Connell
Ranking: 10/10
Stunning birds, so amazing to get to see the kiwi. A really nice place to go to to get up close and personal with wildlife.
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Felix
Ranking: 10/10
The name is a little misleading for it is actually a zoo, but a very nice one! The walkways are designed in the fashion of New Zealand bush and the enclosures are wide and open. You can feed and pet a lot of animals, especially farm animals. I got bitten by a goose, but it did not hurt at all!
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Frankie Princide
Ranking: 9/10
Beautiful reserve with a ton of educational material on the local wildlife. A lot of care and love there and respect for the animals. Saw 3 Kiwi!
Alison Seidl
Ranking: 10/10
I have been to many reserves and this one is in my top 5! So well laid out and maintained. Very informative and educational. The best part was seeing Kiwi!
Congratulations Willowbank Wildlife Reserve
Judith
Ranking: 8/10
You can experience local plants and animals and even see kiwi birds. Feeding eels is fun.
Ben McDougal
Ranking: 9/10
Good variety of animals - unfortunately some were in rather small enclosures. Good place to see Kiwi before they are reintegrated to the wild.