Caleb Wilson, 4, Madalynn Vallendar, 3, and Addison Wilson, 6 check out the sleepy koalas at Kyabram Fauna Park.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
We’re almost halfway through summer and Kyabramites are making good use of the stunning and sweltering weather the season has to offer.
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Families have been flocking to pools, participating in school holiday activities at the library, or simply staying indoors and enjoying the serenity of the cool air-conditioning.
Kyabram Fauna Park has become this summer's must-visit destination since unveiling its splash park in November last year.
The splash park delights children with exciting water features — from slides to an enormous climbing frog where little ones can splash and play.
Beyond the splash zone, families have also been wandering through the park’s diverse wildlife exhibits.
The park was filled with families from across the region when Free Press photographer Jordan Townrow captured all the holiday fun on Friday, January 2.
River Grioli, 9, and sister Scout, 1, were beating the heat at Kyabram Fauna Park on Friday, January 2.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Sebby, 3, on dad Joshua John’s shoulders so he can see the echidnas.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Sukhpreet Kaur, Taranpal Singh and Kuiwant Kaur, with kids Harman Singh, 3, and Gurman Singh, 9, outside the reptile enclosure.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
It was a family day out for Adelle Lauft and Winston Lauft, who were visiting from Mooroopna.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Cain Vandenakker, Vanessa Robinson and Geordie Sharpe enjoy the cool reptile house.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
John McNamara, Ashlyn McNamara and Kara-Lee Liddicoat enjoy a poolside picnic at Kyabram Fauna Park.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
The fauna park’s splash park was a popular attraction for families looking to cool down after a day of exploring animal habitats.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
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