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Soooo much fun!!! Highly recommend and listen to staff about buying more bread (for 2 of us, we bought 1 loaf each) as we basically ran out before we go to the big elk and bison enclosure What an amazing experience to see so many beautiful animals so close and to feed some of them. We were cautioned about the possibility of elk sticking to their whole head into steal whole loaves of bread but I wasn't expecting a smart and sneaky llama to keep pace and steal three slices off my lap! Lol. Would happily visit again.
Highly recommend for any age range. I don't care if you are 3, 30, or 93, everyone loves a cute animal sticking its face in your face. First, believe them when they say the animals know what to do and you should move along at a brisk 10mph, with little to no stopping. Yes, it feels weird moving along with a llama neck through your window but they DO move. At the gate, which you can drive right up to, you can purchase loaves of bread to feed the animals - buy as many as they recommend. You WILL run out. Not only is there a peacock every five feet (and yes, they eat the bread), but there are so many four-legged furry friends running up to partake. In addition to herbivore types, there is an entire predatory animal section, some in enclosures but others like the bears you CAN feed. The bears can't come over - there is an electric fence - so don't ask them to! You are told not to stop at all in the bison and elk area. Is it a bit pricey? Well, what's pricey these days besides everything? I do wish they charged per car instead of per person yet I'm sure it takes a lot of moola to feed these animals so I don't mind helping out. You are allowed to drive around in as many circles as you want (you can even leave and come back, if on the same day); and you can stop again to get more bread if needed, so all in all it's a pretty good deal and makes for a pretty good day!
Well this was a WOW experience, You buy a loaf of feed - bread to pass out to o the animals that walk up and beg from your window. Elk,Bison,deer, yaks ,zebra Close enough to feed , pet , and smell. They drool on your windows. The offer a military discount and it's all day pass. You can go again. After the visit , there is a store and concession stand. Excellent Hot Dog. Freshly grilled on the outdoor bbq. Great way to have fun. Highly Recommend.
I saw this place online and had to make a quick pit stop. Do note that it's roughly 2 to 2 and a half hour drive from Seattle so please plan ahead! To be frank, you can experience the whole park within 30 mins but you can go around as much as you'd like up until closing (your admission is good for all day). You start off by pulling up to a little booth where you pay for admission and purchase the loaves of bread to feed the animals. One thing they'll remind you time after time is that you should not feed any outside food to the animals, they will kick you out of the park if you break this rule (there's plenty of staff driving around to enforce this rule). When you drive around, the animals walk straight to your car! Be aware that you will be covered in slobber or crumbs. Your car may also be covered in slobber or scratches (from the animals) if not too careful. One tip I would recommend is to not use yo all your bread right away. Remember you can drive around the park multiple times (it's a giant loop). I would drive around one to see what animals are out and about and then drive around again to experience the feeding. I love animals so this was a great experience for me and I ended up spending over an hour and a half at the park. A great place to visit for sure!
What a fun adventure! Hand feeding these animals through the window of our car was the best experience! If you have never: 1) had your car windows washed by bison tongue; 2) been waved to by a bear; 3) been smiled at by an elk or zebra; 4) had a yak or deer come to you and say "yes, please" for bread; then this is where you want to go! Your entry ticket is valid all day, and you purchase the wheat bread onsite. Just be prepared to wash your car when you are done! :) Side note: we were able to bring our dogs as long as they kept their cool (and they did!).
This is an excellent drive through game farm/safari. This farm has numerous animals such as bears, tigers, eagles and bison. You can purchase bread as you enter to feed the bison and deer. They will literally stick their heads in your vehicle. This is a very fun and interactive place to visit.
We went today and it's amazing. It's $25 for adults and $20 for kids age 6 to 17. We bought 3 loaves of bread. Should've bought more because by the time we got to the bisons, we only had a few slices left. The kids were laughing and scared at the same time. They all had a wonderful time. Just have to drive slowly because the elks, bisons, and deer went up right to the window. I would recommend to families with small children or teenagers.
We arrived when they first open which ended up being the perfect choice. There were fewer people and the animals were all alert and hungry. We saw a lot of baby animals and loved the bison and elk. There is no where else you can safely get this close to these animals. After going through the car path twice our daughter enjoyed the petting zoo. We've been before but for whatever reason, we enjoyed this visit the most.
Perfect family activity especially if you have small children (we don't have little ones but then again we had so much fun). We are delighted to see almost all the animals roaming freely - but we're sad to see a few animals with eye irritation. We have a lot of priceless, hilarious pictures of zebras, yak and deer eating from our hands. Make sure to buy more loaves of bread ($5 each) we bought 5 loaves and was not enough. The interactions with the animals was the best part of the tour. I highly recommend this different fun experience to anyone. Don't forget to wash your car after!
What an amazingly fun experience!!!!! I never even knew this place existed but I'm sure glad I figured it out haha Took the whole family for an excursion and we drove through it atleast 2 or 3 times and still couldn't get enough ! We bought probably 15 loaves of bread I'd suggest going earlier in the morning vs later because the animals get full and lazy lol definitely more interactive in the morning. They come RIGHT up to you and breathe all over you (beware of the smells) Great place to build core memories , for sure
One of the coolest wild animal drive thru parks I've ever been to! At Olympic Game Farm, upon arrival you're greeted by staff and learn the rules of the farm. You have the option to purchase bread to feed the animals, $5 per loaf, and must adhere to the posted signs. General admission is $25/per person but is good for the entire day. You pay per person not per car load and we went thru twice. We saw every animal up close and personal. While they are all giants beasts, they are very tame and people friendly; they know the drill and come to you every time for food! I'm sure it sounds excessive but we bought a dozen loaves and went thru 3 times, lol and had the most amazing/new experience each time thru. The staff is all very friendly and there's employees roaming every area to ensure guests are compliant with the rules. This is a must see if you're traveling to the North West! Well worth the fees and the experience of a lifetime!
HARD NO. I have been thinking about this the proper way to address the experience that I had at the Olympic Game Farm. This place is literally screaming liability. Following my visit, I was not surprised to find that Olympic Game Park is a party to lawsuits for animal mistreatment and featured in several papers for their treatment of animals. The pens are extremely small for the predator type animals (wolf, tigers, etc.). I was not able to find whether there were any suit in regard to negligence due to the danger to public. My issue is the lack of staff or overall incompetence of the staff at this facility. There are a lot of signs at the park, like "Don't stop near the entrance of the pens." The issue is that there is no one actually enforces the signage at the park, which creates the dangerous situations of cars getting sandwiched with wild animals surrounding them (This is what happened to me). For perspective, I was driving a truck and still feared for mine and the animals safety. Additionally, the staff is not fully transparent in regard to the reality of the park. The disclosure given and posted is to "Lock your doors." This is seems totally reasonable and easy to do (they don't tell you the animals can actually open doors with their teeth and they will try to do that is you run out of food). My car end up being scratched from this experience. I will not be returning nor will I be recommending it to friends. Not a pleasant experience in the bison/elk field at all. The staff should rethink car control for the safety of visitors and the animals.
PRICING: Pricing is too much, far too expensive for the overall experience. Should be based per car! ANIMALS: Some animals actually came up to your car and you could see clearly to take pictures. Some animals are way too fenced up that you are not able to take pictures. some even seemed stressed out. STAFF: Staff is not the nicest, I get you want people to follow proper rules but staff needs to be more respectful and professional. OVERALL: Good experience but would not recommend or visit again.
2 months ago
If you have kids or just love cute animals ... it's worth the trek to Olympic game Farm. Take the ferry with your car and it's about a 40 minute drive. Buy some bread when you arrive and you'll have memories for life. Bison and elk were our favorites. If you have friends from out of town, put those window locks on and you'll be in for a good time for the passengers who have no idea they're about to get up close with cute cows, deer, and llamas. Laughs and smiles all around. Bring some wipes to wipe down the car after; your car will definitely get dirty inside and out. Some folks line their car with towels and some bring a hand vac. Before or after you do the drive around the farm to feed the animals, there's a free petting zoo to play with adorable goats and some spots to read and take photos. Overall a lovely time. They also have some other exotic animals at the end that are housed/ in isolated living quarters to see but you can't feed them. read more
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Soooo much fun!!! Highly recommend and listen to staff about buying more bread (for 2 of us, we bought 1 loaf each) as we basically ran out before we go to the big elk and bison enclosure What an amazing experience to see so many beautiful animals so close and to feed some of them. We were cautioned about the possibility of elk sticking to their whole head into steal whole loaves of bread but I wasn't expecting a smart and sneaky llama to keep pace and steal three slices off my lap! Lol. Would happily visit again. read more
Highly recommend for any age range. I don't care if you are 3, 30, or 93, everyone loves a cute animal sticking its face in your face. First, believe them when they say the animals know what to do and you should move along at a brisk 10mph, with little to no stopping. Yes, it feels weird moving along with a llama neck through your window but they DO move. At the gate, which you can drive right up to, you can purchase loaves of bread to feed the animals - buy as many as they recommend. You WILL run out. Not only is there a peacock every five feet (and yes, they eat the bread), but there are so many four-legged furry friends running up to partake. In addition to herbivore types, there is an entire predatory animal section, some in enclosures but others like the bears you CAN feed. The bears can't come over - there is an electric fence - so don't ask them to! You are told not to stop at all in the bison and elk area. Is it a bit pricey? Well, what's pricey these days besides everything? I do wish they charged per car instead of per person yet I'm sure it takes a lot of moola to feed these animals so I don't mind helping out. You are allowed to drive around in as many circles as you want (you can even leave and come back, if on the same day); and you can stop again to get more bread if needed, so all in all it's a pretty good deal and makes for a pretty good day! read more
1 year ago
Well this was a WOW experience, You buy a loaf of feed - bread to pass out to o the animals that walk up and beg from your window. Elk,Bison,deer, yaks ,zebra Close enough to feed , pet , and smell. They drool on your windows. The offer a military discount and it's all day pass. You can go again. After the visit , there is a store and concession stand. Excellent Hot Dog. Freshly grilled on the outdoor bbq. Great way to have fun. Highly Recommend. read more
I saw this place online and had to make a quick pit stop. Do note that it's roughly 2 to 2 and a half hour drive from Seattle so please plan ahead! To be frank, you can experience the whole park within 30 mins but you can go around as much as you'd like up until closing (your admission is good for all day). You start off by pulling up to a little booth where you pay for admission and purchase the loaves of bread to feed the animals. One thing they'll remind you time after time is that you should not feed any outside food to the animals, they will kick you out of the park if you break this rule (there's plenty of staff driving around to enforce this rule). When you drive around, the animals walk straight to your car! Be aware that you will be covered in slobber or crumbs. Your car may also be covered in slobber or scratches (from the animals) if not too careful. One tip I would recommend is to not use yo all your bread right away. Remember you can drive around the park multiple times (it's a giant loop). I would drive around one to see what animals are out and about and then drive around again to experience the feeding. I love animals so this was a great experience for me and I ended up spending over an hour and a half at the park. A great place to visit for sure! read more
8 months ago
What a fun adventure! Hand feeding these animals through the window of our car was the best experience! If you have never: 1) had your car windows washed by bison tongue; 2) been waved to by a bear; 3) been smiled at by an elk or zebra; 4) had a yak or deer come to you and say "yes, please" for bread; then this is where you want to go! Your entry ticket is valid all day, and you purchase the wheat bread onsite. Just be prepared to wash your car when you are done! :) Side note: we were able to bring our dogs as long as they kept their cool (and they did!). read more
1 year ago
This is an excellent drive through game farm/safari. This farm has numerous animals such as bears, tigers, eagles and bison. You can purchase bread as you enter to feed the bison and deer. They will literally stick their heads in your vehicle. This is a very fun and interactive place to visit. read more
1 year ago
We went today and it's amazing. It's $25 for adults and $20 for kids age 6 to 17. We bought 3 loaves of bread. Should've bought more because by the time we got to the bisons, we only had a few slices left. The kids were laughing and scared at the same time. They all had a wonderful time. Just have to drive slowly because the elks, bisons, and deer went up right to the window. I would recommend to families with small children or teenagers. read more
1 year ago
We arrived when they first open which ended up being the perfect choice. There were fewer people and the animals were all alert and hungry. We saw a lot of baby animals and loved the bison and elk. There is no where else you can safely get this close to these animals. After going through the car path twice our daughter enjoyed the petting zoo. We've been before but for whatever reason, we enjoyed this visit the most. read more
Perfect family activity especially if you have small children (we don't have little ones but then again we had so much fun). We are delighted to see almost all the animals roaming freely - but we're sad to see a few animals with eye irritation. We have a lot of priceless, hilarious pictures of zebras, yak and deer eating from our hands. Make sure to buy more loaves of bread ($5 each) we bought 5 loaves and was not enough. The interactions with the animals was the best part of the tour. I highly recommend this different fun experience to anyone. Don't forget to wash your car after! read more
2 years ago
What an amazingly fun experience!!!!! I never even knew this place existed but I'm sure glad I figured it out haha Took the whole family for an excursion and we drove through it atleast 2 or 3 times and still couldn't get enough ! We bought probably 15 loaves of bread I'd suggest going earlier in the morning vs later because the animals get full and lazy lol definitely more interactive in the morning. They come RIGHT up to you and breathe all over you (beware of the smells) Great place to build core memories , for sure read more
2 years ago
One of the coolest wild animal drive thru parks I've ever been to! At Olympic Game Farm, upon arrival you're greeted by staff and learn the rules of the farm. You have the option to purchase bread to feed the animals, $5 per loaf, and must adhere to the posted signs. General admission is $25/per person but is good for the entire day. You pay per person not per car load and we went thru twice. We saw every animal up close and personal. While they are all giants beasts, they are very tame and people friendly; they know the drill and come to you every time for food! I'm sure it sounds excessive but we bought a dozen loaves and went thru 3 times, lol and had the most amazing/new experience each time thru. The staff is all very friendly and there's employees roaming every area to ensure guests are compliant with the rules. This is a must see if you're traveling to the North West! Well worth the fees and the experience of a lifetime! read more
HARD NO. I have been thinking about this the proper way to address the experience that I had at the Olympic Game Farm. This place is literally screaming liability. Following my visit, I was not surprised to find that Olympic Game Park is a party to lawsuits for animal mistreatment and featured in several papers for their treatment of animals. The pens are extremely small for the predator type animals (wolf, tigers, etc.). I was not able to find whether there were any suit in regard to negligence due to the danger to public. My issue is the lack of staff or overall incompetence of the staff at this facility. There are a lot of signs at the park, like "Don't stop near the entrance of the pens." The issue is that there is no one actually enforces the signage at the park, which creates the dangerous situations of cars getting sandwiched with wild animals surrounding them (This is what happened to me). For perspective, I was driving a truck and still feared for mine and the animals safety. Additionally, the staff is not fully transparent in regard to the reality of the park. The disclosure given and posted is to "Lock your doors." This is seems totally reasonable and easy to do (they don't tell you the animals can actually open doors with their teeth and they will try to do that is you run out of food). My car end up being scratched from this experience. I will not be returning nor will I be recommending it to friends. Not a pleasant experience in the bison/elk field at all. The staff should rethink car control for the safety of visitors and the animals. read more
1 year ago
PRICING: Pricing is too much, far too expensive for the overall experience. Should be based per car! ANIMALS: Some animals actually came up to your car and you could see clearly to take pictures. Some animals are way too fenced up that you are not able to take pictures. some even seemed stressed out. STAFF: Staff is not the nicest, I get you want people to follow proper rules but staff needs to be more respectful and professional. OVERALL: Good experience but would not recommend or visit again. read more
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It's amazingly nice to spend some time at this place. Buffalos literally put their heads inside cars if you let them (and their saliva will drop haha). A lot of different animals like bears, zebras, wolves are there. I was impressed by buffalos . read more
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We got there at 10am. The staff was friendly & instructions were clear! We get the chance to feed a lot of animals & the animals were tamed! We absolutely love it! read more
It's always fun to see and feed the animals. They come right up to your car. I'm not sure I would go again. The reason is that I feel it is overpriced for the experience. $35 for two seniors. That is a lot of money. I don't think the value is there. It's fun but not a good value u read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
My sons and I took an impromptu road trip, this weekend and ended up here right before closing. This place was great. These guys are hilarious. We laughed so hard the entire drive; even my grumpy teenager. We missed the gift shop and petting zoo but we shall be returning with an earlier start. read more
Great place to take the kids. Drive thru the park and friendly animals come right up so you and the grand-kids can pet. A lot of animals to see. They also have a small restaurant, I didn't try the restaurant, but it was very busy. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Used to be able to come here with the family and spend less than $90 on admission and bread. Now it cost $130 for the same experience. read more
This is my second time coming w/ my kids and their cousins, and each time we do think that it's kind of crazy this place is still operating. But, the animals roaming do have a lot of space, are very tame, and where else would you ever be feeding yaks, deer, elk, llamas and bison through the windows of your car?! It is nuts, but we laughed so loud. We, and everyone we saw, were very respectful of the animals, and they have cameras everywhere to make sure guests are being careful and respectful. I bought a book on the history of the place, and it is petty fascinating. It is a bit pricy: $25/person; $20 for seniors 50+ and $5/loaf of bread, so $80 for 3 of us w/ 2 loafs (which was plenty), but we laughed so hard, got our rental car and our clothes covered with elk and bison slobber, and had a really great time! read more
1 year ago
I live 165 miles away from the Olympic Game Farm, and today will have been my family's THIRD trip to the game farm in the 4 months since we came here the first time. If they sell memberships, we need one! My kids love coming here. I love coming here! We all love feeding the animals. And as a former zookeeper from two different AZA-accredited zoos, I can say the animals and their enclosures seemed very well cared for. After a trip through the bison yard, my face hurt from smiling. Tip for visitors : buy as much bread as they will allow you at the entrance because you'll use it all! Guaranteed. Was very happy to see a 4 loaf maximum enforced during the busier season to prevent overfeeding of the animals. Very important for the health of the animals. Can't wait for our next visit! read more
Knowing personally people who work here, I first wanted to comment that these animals were not captured for the purpose of this farm. Predatory animals such as bears, tigers, and wolves in most cases were surrendered by circus type scenarios or illegal owners, and the animals would otherwise be euthanized if they did not end up here. They are elderly and not at a point in their lives where they desire large areas to roam - they refer to it as the old folks home for animals. The staff care deeply for these animals and give them lots of love and attention. Other than this comment, know it will be surprisingly busy for how far away it is from large cities. Also, it is very important (especially in the bison area) for the safety of your vehicle that you slowly keep moving. Our kids both had a lot of fun and we saw many different species up close. read more
1 year ago
My son, who Lives in Washington State, and I recently visited this 'Roadside Zoo' ! We were Both Deeply Alarmed by the Conditions that these Innocent Animals live in ! Both of us commented about the Bread this Zoo allowed us to feed to these animals ! We Both Prayed that this was NOT the Only Thing they were given to eat !! We were especially alarmed by the Extremely Small Cages that some of the men animals are kept in ! He and I were truly appalled by the conditions and actually felt that Olympic Game Farm should be Closed Down. We agreed that the Wildlife living in these deplorable conditions should be sent to Humane Sanctuaries to live out the rest of their lives in Peace and Love ! read more
1 year ago
10 months ago
This place is a gem. You have to buy their bread to feed the animals and you drive through the park. My favorites were the Yaks, peacocks and Bison. I feel for the bears, wolves and lion in captivity but the animals seemed to be well for the most part. Not sure if it's something I'd go back to but if you're bored would be worth a stop. You can drive the whole park in about 20 minutes. read more
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How long do people typically spend driving through?
We have some animal lovers in our family so we spend about an hour here
Can we buy bread at home or do we have to buy their bread?
No animal should survive off bread. And no goo d zoo should allow people to free feed their animals bread. If this place truly cared about their animals health they wouldn't allow such a travesty to happen. But, all that place cares about is peoples…
Can a low motor-vehicle chassis enter?
It should be fine. I'd call the super friendly staff and ask just to be sure. (360) 683-4295
How long do people spend here?
Spend 1 hr+ since it's so far out! Make a day trip out of it. Your entrance receipt is an all day pass so you can go through it as many times as you want!
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