Used to go here one a week. Unfortunately they have closed there doors now due not enough money income. No wonder why the food went down hill, it used to be nice but is not any more. Under cook veggies and over cooked meant. Not enough choice in food.

The quality of the food has improved, with a very nice choice of buffets including Chinese, salad, seafood and roast, plus a dessert bar and soft-serve icecream machine (when its working). All-you-can-eat at $15.95 for weekday lunch, and an extra dollar off for seniors.
The wildlife park section has closed now.

Approximate cost: $15.95

I took my family out to dinner at Dundee's smorgasbord when they were visiting Murray Bridge and intended on visiting the park the next day. We had such a bad dining experience that we did not return. The website advertised a wonderful meal which included being able to see a bird aviary and turtle enclosure. This turned out to be a small glassed room with some tree branches, some pigeons and cockatiels etc and a couple of turtles in a small pond at the bottom. One side of the glass looked into the pokie room and the hotel had stuck advertising all over it. The smorgasbord was slow to be filled up and their ice-cream machine had been out of order for some time. The person in charged seemed to be more interested in the bar than the restaurant and did not seem to care that they were extremely understaffed on that side. Our waitress was most pleasant but could not do everything at once as she was the only floor staff. Priorities seemed to be out of whack for a Wildlife Park. We were most disturbed by the loud pokie room adjacent the bird enclosure and the restaurant. I would not recommend this as a place to have a family meal.

Approximate cost: $30

a pleasant day for the whole family, you can eat at the restaurant the food is lovely then go and see different birds and animals in clean airy enclosures. there is a gift shop with reasonably priced items there is a enclosure with crocodiles and snakes that the daring can hold under supervision