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Fairy Park in Anakie, Victoria

For General Enquiries & Bookings
Call: (03) 5284 1262 or email: info@fairypark.com

Address
2388 Ballan Road
Anakie 3221
Victoria, Australia.   


Admission between 10 am to 4 pm.
Gates close at 5pm sharp.

Open Daily*
All year round. Rain, hail or shine.
We do not close for the winter.
Open all public holidays*

*except Christmas Day


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Direction:

Fairy Park is approximately one hours drive west of Melbourne.
Take the West Gate Bridge out of Melbourne following the Princess Freeway. Take the first Werribee exit marked C109 and follow this road through to the Werribee Racecourse. Along the Racecourse runs Bulban Rd. Spelt B-U-L-B-A-N. Follow Bulban Road to the end and follow the Fairy Park signposts at each intersection. 
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Location: Victoria, Australia

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