Getting too many "Tourist Coaches", large Caravans and large "Camper Vans" visiting, the car park isn't suitable for these sort of vehicles? Also the amenities aren't suitable for a large amount of visitors, very small toilet block, with no shower facilities and a tank fed water supply.

As beautiful as the brochures say. Lots of stairs down to it, getting back up was not easy. Not for the frail or faint hearted.

Amazing

If you don’t go then you have missed all. Remember, elephant rock and green pool are separate place. Have to follow the directions to visit both places. Parking plentiful. View: natural beauty, must see place. Careful on the road cause speed cameras are frequent.

It's absolutely fabulous. A must see, also visit Green Pool, which is within walking distance to Elephant Rock. The water is very clear and the sand is so white. There is plenty of parking.

OMG, its just like the tourist books! Turquoise waters with white sand and monolithic rocks. Really clean facilities, no water or shops, bring your own. This is one NOT to miss. Weekends busy. My photo’s do not do it justice.

Incredible coastal location about 15-20mins out of Denmark town centre. The drive is scenic and the road into the William Bay National Park is smooth and new. Carpark has toilets but no rubbish bins so please take rubbish with you. The elephant Rocks themselves can be claimed or you can stick to the paths and walkways. It's entirely up to your fitness level and choice. Views are stunning, water is beautiful although there can be some seaweed in the inlet.

A beautiful natural rock formation that really resembles its name sake. I would avoid coming in the winter months especially if it's rainy but nonetheless I enjoyed the short trek from the car park to the beach where the rocks congregate. Even in the cold wind and rain I could appreciate spectacle though I really would have had an even a better experience if I could get a closer look on a more temperate day.

Beautiful spot just south west of Denmark. Shallow, turquoise water flowing around huge smooth stones. Great view from the lookout, too. These are a short walk from the car park, with an optional trail (2.5km one way) to waterfall beach. Just to the right side of Elephant Rocks is Greens Pool, so make sure to visit both.

15. December 2022 Magical place and great spot for a swim. Really wish the weather was better for us when we visited. Side note: Just to the right side of Elephant Rocks is Greens Pool. Use the Greens Pool carpark, less crowded. From there you can walk around the rock tops and get to Elephant Rocks. Worth the trek as you get to see this rock formations that look like a herd of elephants. We had so much fun, just jumping around the rocks. Take your runners for safety or walk barefoot.

Beautiful place, to both see and swim. Upgraded facilities including paths, bathrooms, car parks and stairs made this a must stop. You will need to access the beach via the stairs and carry gear in. But it was worth the effort to have the beach to ourselves.

A must see if visiting the Denmark Region! Stunning scenery, the rocks are beautiful to look at and you can see green pool beach on the way down. All new parking area, and a short 5 min will take you to the rocks, there is plenty of signage!

A very picturesque spot. Easy to get to, no special level of fitness required, unfortunately not wheel chair accessible. Everything here seems to be very well maintained, some of the signage is aging and could be replaced but that will happen in time, I would like to see some elevated viewing platforms for the less intrepid, once again I imagine this will also happen at some point in the future.

This whole place is simply amazing. The views are stunning. The water is so blue. Rock formation is great. We visited in January during peak season. The only problem was the car park being full but there were plenty of parking spots on the side of the road leading to the car park. It only adds a few extra minutes walk. Highly recommended place to visit.

Beautiful sight! Short walk across rocks from Greens pool 5- 10 mins . Take your runners for safety or walk barefoot. Looked amazing on an autumn day .

This pristine gem is pure delight! The crystal clear water and monolithic rocks are a delight to the eyes! Swim, wade, walk along the shore and enjoy!

Absolutely gorgeous. A bit difficult to access due to ongoing construction, but that will make it much easier in the future. Looks like a great spot for a swim. Crystal clear blue water

This beach with a private cove is right next to Green's Pool. From the car park, you can see the signage leading to Elephant Rick's as well. The private cove can be access via sea as well as from the shore if you hike below the rocks and come out of a narrow passageway (it is a nice, short trek) and the reveal of the white sandy beach when you exit the passageway brought a lot of oohs and aahhs from the kids. I was busy trying to shoot a short video so I kept the exclamation of wonder inside me lol. From atop the rocks, you can cleary see an outcropping, which closely resembles an elephant when viewed from a certain angle, hence the name given to this beach. The cove is quiet and the rocks protected the large waves from coming in. Therefore, the water is shallow and still and ideal for slow, idyllic swim or paddle boarding.

Beautiful place. No wind, the water is very calm and the sand is soft too. You can spend all day chilling in this place.

We loved exploring Elephant Rocks. They are amazing once you let your imagination flow. Make sure you go down the steps to the beautiful beach, if the tide allows. The rocks look just like a herd of elephants. Make sure you also visit the Green Pools while in the area, just gorgeous!

Such a wonderful place to swim and so pretty. Definitely one of our favourites kin Denmark. The natural boulders are incredible and if you explore you will see why they are called elephant rocks! 🐘

You can see where the name comes from. A very sheltered swimming hole, surrounded by huge granite monoliths. Easy parking, great tracks, well signposted.

Absolutely stunning! Rocks do resemble elephants so I get where the name coming from lol. It was an unforgettable experience here and we even saw some stingrays!!

Such an amazing place!! So, so interactive and all the animals were super friendly and really well taken care of!! HOWEVER, I do have one concern: the guinea pigs. there are so, so many guinea pigs in one cage that keep breeding and don’t look too healthy. the girls (especially the pregnant ones) seem super stressed, could be fixed by separating boys and girls 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♀️ hope they fix this soon. other than that, everything was super great and it’s a place for everyone who loves animals!!

A lovely day out! The kids loved it, all the animals are so gentle, clean and happy. It was such a wonderful experience!

Animal farm and pet center, nice place to visit with children. Goats, llaama, alpaca, camel, sheeps, horses, donkey, wallabies, piglets and many more. They let you feed the animals, bottle feed the goat kids and piglets according to availability.for Adults it is 16$

Absolutely a magical place. Our 2 year old loved it. The animals are beautiful, happy and healthy. The surroundings are like something in a fairytale, so picturesque. Best animal farm I’ve been to in Australia. Thank you.

Good amount of animals, big variety of anyone of any age, very friendly staff too

It looked nice and had a variety of different animals like alcapa cows goats sheep's kangaroos. We got late on our way so we didn't have a chance to meet them all. Some other time for sure.

Entry price could have been a tad cheaper. Animals were friendly. Guinea pigs for sale 😍 The only downfall was the ferrets in the box, visually it wasn't nice seeing one of them biting the back of the necks of other ferrets. A farm hand would have been nice to address this too at the time. Baby Joey's in the cafe area available to hold. Cute little goats 👌🏽😍

Interesting little farm with heaps to do and see for the little ones. Parking a little small and on dirt but the place was tidier than I expected. Plenty of refreshments in the indoor shop and animals seem well cared for. Baby animal feeding time is worth attending.

Mostly gentle animals, each adult come with a pack of feed, compared to caversham I feel this is a way better experience

Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the picturesque Danish countryside, and my recent visit left me with unforgettable memories of a day well spent. This charming animal sanctuary offers a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of adorable animals while hand-feeding them, making it a must-visit for animal lovers of all ages. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the farm's tranquil atmosphere. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. It's the perfect place to unwind and connect with nature. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the chance to hand-feed the animals. The farm is home to a diverse collection of creatures, including friendly goats, curious sheep, and even a few mischievous ponies. Armed with a bucket of specially prepared animal feed, I set off on a delightful adventure of interaction and bonding. Approaching the animals, I was amazed at how gentle and approachable they were. With a little patience and a lot of love, I found myself making new furry and feathered friends. The feeling of a goat nibbling at my hand as it munched on the feed was both heartwarming and humbling. It's a unique experience that allows you to forge a real connection with these creatures. The farm's staff played an essential role in enhancing my visit. Their knowledge and passion for the animals shone through as they shared interesting facts and stories about each resident. It was evident that the welfare of the animals was a top priority, and their dedication to their well-being was commendable. In addition to the hands-on animal encounters, Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm also offers a range of activities for visitors, including guided tours and picnic areas where you can enjoy a meal amidst the serene surroundings. It's an ideal destination for families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a peaceful day out. Overall, my visit to Denmark Cuddle Animal Farm was a delightful experience that left me with cherished memories. The opportunity to hand-feed the animals was a truly heartwarming and educational adventure. I highly recommend this hidden oasis to anyone looking to escape the city and connect with nature while making furry friends along the way.

Nice place for kids to enjoy an afternoon feeding and patting this animal! Just make sure you went in via McLead Rd

This place was incredible. Make sure you walk through the ground path as well as the raised walkway. They complement each other beautifully. Remember, get your dog minded as they are not allowed to visit.

This was an amazing adventure, and I am so glad my brother discovered it whilst we were visiting Denmark. It was so much fun we actually went in twice since we bought tickets for the day, and you are allowed to enter the park again after you have exited. It was a great feeling to be able to stroll through the tree canopy, and the view is so beautiful from the tree tops. The is constructed in such a way that it actually sways a little when you walk on it, so that gives us a bit of a thrill as well. We were told to ensure that not too many people were at the walkway at any point in time. Aside from the view, it was terrific to feel the breeze and the sunshine at that elevated level. Once you have completed that part, there is also a huge portion of the park to explore. There are various paths you can follow to admire the giant tingle trees from ground level. The signage are well done, and we followed them easily enough. It was definitely a fun filled outdoor activity for everyone. It is easy to locate, and there is abundant parking space as well.

Amazing views no matter where you stand. The trees truly are beautiful and being able to see them from the very top to the bottom is incredible Well worth the detour/stop for all ages. A small gift shop that has plenty of souvenirs to buy to remember your experience.

Place gets busy from late morning and parking may be congested. Parking is not free and have to be paid. Entrance to the Valley of the Giants is via tickets, advise to buy the tickets online and then show the QR codes to enter. It is a good experience to walk through the giant trees along the Tree Top Walk. There are crowd control by the staff in order not to overload the suspended bridges. There is another walk on the ground after you finished the Tree Top Walk. When it is packed, it can be difficult to take nice photos.

Great experience for any member of the family. My son, partner and I came from Perth and had a great time seeing the beautiful views from high above. Very thrilling being so high in the air, would definitely recommend going if your down south :)

Beautiful tree top walk and fantastic caring staff. The walk wasn't too busy and the extra ancient gardens walk was a nice add on for free! Don't touch the coffee van out the front, total shark behaviour: high prices, bad coffee and doesn't even have a bin for the rubbish they are creating.

It is very easy to access via bitumen road and car park from the South Coast Highway. Ample parking with allowance for buses and caravans, but the overflow parking can be a trek to walk to and from. The Tree Top Walk has an entry fee,which is a bit pricey for what it is and how long you spend on the walk. But the Ancient Forest Walk is worth it but can also be done for free (without the Tree Top Walk) There is a lot of information on and around the walks. A good public toilet area and gift shop. Well worth spending a few hours here.

Being surrounded by massive trees was more enjoyable than expected. The tree top walk was shut for repairs, which the Denmark Visitor Centre told us about beforehand, so we walked around the trees at ground level for free. The staff were very welcoming as they greeted everyone with big smiles and helpful advice. Similarly, the placards around the walk were very informative. The drive there is beautiful, with splendid vistas of rolling fields, cattle, and native forests.

A bit expensive but still a great experience! We enjoyed walking in the platforms between trees! It was super beautiful and I loved the feeling to be on top of trees! Highly recommend it! Unfortunately one part of the park (free one) was closed but they should reopen soon and it will be wheelchair accessible !!

Wonderful place to visit right in the heart of the treetops. brilliant place to bring the family and learn about the forestry and local history. get guided tours for free and pay for a ticket to walk amongst the giants on the tree top walk. Place includes a small gift shop and museum to learn about the local wildlife. Wheelchair accessible.

Great! Free tours at every hour. Nice to know the stories. One star less for lack of free drinking water.

The treetop bridge was a bit dizzying in strong winds. The crowd made my daughter worry about the bridge's weight capacity. Also, the GPS led us astray, and we had to drive back and forth a few times to find the entrance (they have two routes)— watching out for the road signs would be better. Of course, the giant tree hollow was still very impressive. They had recently installed wooden flooring inside, and when it's less crowded, you can sit inside and share your thoughts, like "The king has long ears," which seemed like a good idea.

Easy to find and plenty of parking. Bathrooms were clean. Staff were friendly. Tree top walk was a really unique and interesting experience. Structure sways slightly by design, and the plethora of birds was amazing. If you don’t want to do the paid experience, there is a free ground level option that is also fun and informative

Beautiful serene area. Those massive majestic trees are awesome. The Tree Top Walk is great. It's 40 meters above ground at the highest point, and some of the trees still go way over the top of that. The walkway can sway a bit on the longer stretches as you walk across. Once you cross the walkway, there is a path to the Ancient Empire Walk, which has a few explanatory signs around. Part of the park is wheelchair friendly, and it also has toilets and a souvenir shop. There is an admittance fee to get onto the walkway, and obviously, since it's in a national park, no pets are allowed. Highly recommend for a visit.

The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk exceeded all expectations! Five stars for an awe-inspiring adventure amidst towering trees. The well-maintained walkway offers breathtaking views, immersing you in the heart of nature. Informative signage enhances the experience, making it both educational and exhilarating. A must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a unique perspective on ancient forests.

Very interesting to understand these magnificent Tingle trees. So much to see and enjoy. If you stop and be still it's amazing to just sense these trees. This is one tree not to hug because their shallow roots being walked on and under pressure kills them. Unique biodiversity conservation in small area of Australia. Not any where else in the country or the world

I am from Indonesia. I enjoyed so much visit this place. Fill up my lungs with tons of fresh air , and feel a beautiful serene area. Awesome !!

I didn't get to spend long enough but it is a Huge recommend on the Road from Albany back up to Perth. Wheelchair friendly ( at least the half we kid) kid friendly, my mum has a walking cane. Just beautiful! My daughter loved taking photos and reading the information during the walk. I believe part two was a paid part of the walk we didn't have time to do.

Great place to visit. This is an awesome and easy walk among these giant trees. This is an all levels walk through the tree tops. There is a gentle sloping ramp no atairs or ladders. There is also a track on the ground which gives you a completely different perspective.

Although this is a very interesting experience. $15 is quite a rip off on entry to go in. I'm sorry Dinosaur world is very dirty and needs a good clean up, no excuse at all.. The bird place in their back yard the gardens are very nice and some birds are free to roam around. But nearly every cage has only 2 tree branches to sit on, there is nothing else in most of these cages. When they could have some much loved toys a resting place branches galore. This place is surrounded by so much nature and bush but nothing for these birds to have in their cages if you love birds make them happy, get some leaves and make their home beautiful for this is all they have. Birds need stimulation for their mental health too. This must be very boring. ***Visit Denmark Tavern*** they have a beautiful extremely large cage full off the most exquisite birds also full of toys branches bird baths. *****And most of all free to see.*****

Fun place to visit! My little loves dinosaurs. The cockatoo SYD is very smart likes saying Hello Darling! Provided food to feed the rescued kangaroos at the back area, they are very friendly ones.

Amazing place for kids and adults. Will was great with the kid and super patient. Kids loved holding the snake, lizard and bird. They have been asking to go back every day since. Worth a visit!

The dinosaur world was amazing, well set out, well looked after, the snake handling was the highlight of my day, could of spent many more hours there.

Make sure you arrive during the hours of the reptile handling to get the full experience. My 7 year old and 3 year old loved visiting. There were a decent range of reptiles on show along with a huge range of exotic birds, some kangaroos that can be fed and, of coarse, the animatronic dinosaurs that roar! Pricing was relatively cheap and it was easy enough to lose a couple hours without noticing.

Such a fun experience, we were well looked after and given lots of interesting information about all the animals and got to be very hands on with some of the friendly animals too. Will defintely visit again with the kiddos!

What a great place the dinos were great ! Holding baby snakes was the highlight for the girls ,The parrots and cockatoos were amazing also . Friendly owners who love their animals and entry is a very reasonable price . We really loved it . Great for adults and children alike.

More of a Parrot sanctuary than a Dinosaur world though they probably did spend quite a bit of money setting up their Dinosaur room. The staff were friendly as were some of the parrots so a nice place to spend a couple of hours.

Little sneaky place to visit if on your to Valley of Giants in Walepole or Elephant Rocks. Big thanks to the Lovely Snake Lady who welcomed and assisted us during our visit.

Such an awesome place with amazing staff, really care and know about their animals but are super supportive of people interacting with them safely. If you have a bad experience here then maybe consider you’ve done something wrong.

Had an awesome time. Roos were friendly and would eat out of your hand. Stunning variety of birds with amazing colours. Bill was fantastic and super hospitable. Highly recommend.

BEST PLACE EVER!!! I got to hold snakes and birds and feed the Kangaroos which were very friendly.☺️ A lot of beautiful stunning birds and extravagant snakes! The dinosaurs sculptures are the absolute best and the fact that they move makes it so much realistic and fun. Had a great time! 110% recommend.

Thank you so much to the gentleman at Dinosaur World. 😁 It was very lovely to see how much he cares for and knows about the animals in his care. He was very attentive and so caring. We loved the birds we had the pleasure of meeting and interacting with. They looked so healthy and happy. I’m very happy we stopped by here when initially we were unsure :-). It was definitely worth every minute of our time and more. ETA: Thank you so much for reminding us to stop at Greens Pool! We are so grateful we didn’t miss out on seeing that 😁

What a great afternoon! If you have a member of the family that love dinosaurs then this will definitely be a great place for them! Excellent dinosaur display along with all sorts of snakes, kangaroos, birds etc. Options to hold the snakes and birds was fantastic and the young and old kids had a blast! The owner was fantastic and very friendly, helped us with the animals and made the experience that little bit more memorable... Definitely a must to do if in the area!

The dinosaurs are really really cool, my kids loved them (2&5) the snakes and birds are great, there are a few out but mostly in their cages. We saw one Kangaroo, we couldnt figure out how to get into that pen to pat them if you could, but we could give him a pat through the fence, It wasnt the petting zoo we expected. We unfortunately missed the reptile show with our timming. The staff are lovely. Its a fair way from Denmark and you only need 30min-1hour, would recommend linning it up with other activities.

What an amazing experience! Our best reptile and bird encounter so far! We all held snakes, lizards and birds! Hubby was fascinated by the black cockatoo that he got to hold and the snake handling was epic.

Had a wonderful time when we visited in June. It was fun to feed the kangaroos and see the dinosaur skeletons up close. Bonus was having the chance to hold a snake. I think my son had a good time here. Small place but lots to see and do. Bill was very friendly and introduced us to the little creatures.

Simply disappointing. We were expecting an informative fossil exhibition. And were disappointed with a gloomy, dirty and poorly ventilated shed. The dinosaur exhibition consists of a few moving dinosaur figures. And a few dusty plastic skeletons. As for the "bird park", the animals all sit in cages that are far too small, some even on grid floors. The kangaroo hopped lonely up and down the fence. Pure waste of money and time.