A lot of the animals do not look happy. The free roam animals seem to be okay but are in desperate need of being groomed. The animals should have more shady areas especially the bears. The bears look like they are having heat stroke. Why are the enclosures for the wild animals so dang small!!? They look so unhappy and skinny. Please someone tell me why so many complaints and nobody does anything about this? Id really appreciate an answer because a lot of this just seems cruel. read more

More apt names for this place include "Animal Auschwitz," "Diabetes Den," "Olympic Animal Corrections Center." Ok, just kidding. I'll spare you another screed written by some misguided granola cruncher who eats meat but has never actually killed an animal in his/her life. That said, the cougar/wolf/coyote pens are about the size of son's bedroom, and they definitely should be larger. After a $1 military discount, I paid $14 a head to get in this place. The self-guided petting zoo/barn/aquarium/random ox in a corner pen was a waste of time and money, but if you've never seen a goat or a freshwater fish before, it might be cool. The drive through, bread-feeding extravaganza was a riot and way more fun than any movie I've paid the same or more money for in the past 10 years. We were all laughing the entire time, which cannot be said of almost any activity that involves five people ranging in age from 55 years to 23 months. Bring four bags of discount wheat bread and go as early as you can. read more

This place was tons of fun...yes some of the animals were in cages if you a tree hugger or animal activist this might not be for you. We had a blast we laughed so hard after being charged by hungry animals, take or buy bread keep the car moving. Would and will go again. read more

I enjoy going to Olympic Game Farm and like to visit during the different seasons. It is a great place to bring your family to see animals up close. The staff is very patient with answering questions, and not having predatory animals run free but still be very close is okay by me. The animals are well taken care of and separated appropriately. Some are on the older side, but it appears that these animals are provided with a second chance being at Olympic Game Farm and eat better than I do (they eat more than the whole wheat bread that the public is allowed to feed them). I read that most captive animals die if released back into the wild, so this place is great for those animals to live a longer, healthier life. read more

Had a fun time driving through the park. The kids really enjoyed feeding the animals. It was a bit on the expensive side $60 for 4 people. I still recommend this attraction. read more

Whats better than throwing stale bread out your car window before a herd of llamas decides to bumrush your Honda Civic? I'll tell ya....Nothing! I wish I lived close to a place like this when I was younger cause let me tell ya I would have been there every weekend taunting those damn llama to come and get me. I wont lie, the first time I drove through the marked track ( yes I drove thru twice, dont look at me like that) i was scared not only for fear that a llama snout would barrel into my window, but also that I might end up taking home a whole lot of llama meat if you know what I'm saying. The drive to Sequim, very uneventful, but once you find the park its game on. Pay your $10, buy a whole lot of bread, I think I paid $10 bucks for bread and had so much left over I started chucking it out the windows towards the end otherwise I would be making a lot of sandwiches at home. This place is no joke, the animals roam freely and arent afraid to badger you right at your car windows and if your lucky they will chase after you. The llamas, bison, and zebras all roam together in one area but the llama are all about business where as the bison just stand around and the zebras trot off. These llama are like little ninjas they sneak up on you, demand the goods, and if you dont oblige they chase you in your car or herd around it so you cant go forward. LISTEN to the booth attendant when they tell you to never fully stop your car and to always keep it moving! I was pleasantly surprised that when they said they had bears, they really have bears. I was thinking these bears would be all caged up and far away but much to my surprised the only thing that seperates you from a Grizzly is a mere strand of chicken wire. There is one bear there who is a hasbeen movie star and it shows. This guy should have a sign outside his den that says ' Will Work for Food' he is awesome. He waves and gives a shy face and practically took up a whole loaf of bread, because he was just so damn cute! Make the drive to Sequim if not for anything but to see a whole bunch of bears without having to be at a zoo and llamas that will totally harass you, well worth the gas! read more

So many animals! I haven't been in years, but was reminded recently when I had out of town guests just how much fun this is!!!

We've been here several times and the visit before our last visit I told them my displeasure with the are of the animals in the cages. Unlike Northwest trek, these poor animals are confined to a small cages with no room to move! With the amount of people coming here and buying their bread to feed the animals. Please Hame Farm treat your animals better and hopefully you feed the roaming animals food other than bread bought by the visitors. Please take better care of your animals read more

I absolutely adore this place and feel everyone should go. My story is this...... I am a wildlife rehabilitator. I received a call while broken down, on the side of I5, by a student at Evergreen College There was a red fox laying on the grounds with a broken leg. Fish and Wildlife would not come get it. Now.....the fox wanted to live ...I know this because he went to people for help...if he wanted to die he would have crawled off into the woods somewhere. I obviously couldn't retreive him myself so I sent my volunteer Claudia Supensky and her brother to pick it up. Her brother ,trained in first aid, bandaged the leg which was bleeding profusely. They transported the fox to Tumwater Veterinary Hospital where I work. Dr. Bennett, my wildlife vet and my boss, examined, x-rayed and stabilized the fox. We decided to do an external fixator in the morning. This fox let me pet her and hold her like a puppy. Morning arrived we anesthetized the fox and began prepping the leg, the foot was dead.......... The decision now was amputation. The decision to amputate left us with where the now non-releaseable fox would go. I called various rehabilitators, Nothwest Trek etc and noyone had room to keep one. I was not going to put the poor fox through the stress of surgery just to be put down due to noyone having space I would rather euthanize under anethesia. I called the Olympic Game Farm suggested by Northwest Trek and my savior Bob Beebe said he had room for her. We performed the surgery and Dr. Gregg Bennett and Dr. Sarah Perigo removed Foxy's front leg up to the shoulder. Foxy recovered with remarkable speed she was running around the next day, still a very loving litle girl I was getting very attatched. The day came to drive her up, she dug at the kennel door the whole way up, quelled only by chicken fed to her during the drive. When I arrived at the park and met the very handsome Bob Beele I was apprehensive. I usually don't agree with animals being caged myself. There were adorable feral bunnies everywhere, beautiful peacocks strolled the grounds. Bob led us to the location where foxey would reside. My heart hurt a little that this would be her home forever. The fact that she was so comfortable around humans made it a little easier but I honestly felt she could do just fine in the wild on three legs. Bob walked us through the caged animals and told us the story of each one. Cougars brought by Fish and Wildlife that normally would have been killed either because they were raised by humans or just have no fear of them. Bobcats raised by humans who abandoned them in apartments, zoo animals being retired etc. Sad stories for sure but not caused by the game farm nowadays. The enclosures do require udating and Bob knows that. He IS working on a new layout for the caged area, he is working with a company on a new design and a new location for it. As a wildlife rehabilitator I know how expensive it is to feed all those animals and how how it is to manage the care of just a few. Money doesn't fall from the sky. Not visiting is the crime in my eyes, Bob is no millionaire he is a humble animal lover taking care of a concept his grandfather started a long time ago. The history is what it is.... the park now is a different thing altogether. Instead of pointing fingers and being judgemental about the downside, we should figure out how to help and make things better.....money makes things better..don't bitch....fundraise..if your gonna judge and turn your head then keep your ignorant mouth shut, because you, like the rest of us know nothing. If you own a pet and don't agree with animals being in captivity then you are a hippocrit! Go to the park feed the WHEAT bread, which is the only thing the USDA will let the public feed,... tell your friends to go and help them collect the money they need to make the nescessary improvements!!!! Foxy was just that...she managed to escape her cage the next day, Bob finds furry evidence that she is hanging around but hasn't seen her. I know she is doing fine especially since there is NO shortage of rabbits running the grounds. It is the perfect place for her to be free and a three legged human loving fox. Now when I go it's like where's waldo. read more

This place is so, so fun....whether you have young ones or not!! The drive out is nice, going through the countryside of the Olympic Peninsula. The town of Sequim is adorable, with quite a bit of shopping and restaurants. Okay, so the farm itself is really a lot of fun. For a family of four we paid $32, and we brought in two loaves of wheat bread. This is the first drive thru farm we have been to where you could actually feed the animals! And, these animals are determined to get some bread! The llamas and yaks are hilarious...my husband actually had tears rolling down his face from laughing! They are so eager to get the food from you...and they run along side your car. The zebras and elk were fun, too. But, I think our fave was the buffalo....they are huge!!! And, they have these long tongues that they stick out to grab the food! The carnivore area is a little depressing, however, they are in the process of building a new, larger cat (tiger/lion/panther) section to allow them more room to move in. I definitely recommend this place....I am already looking forward to going back! But, be warned...you will most definitely have to take your car through car wash after this! read more

Such a cool experience!!! Went with my family and loved every second of it! You are extremely close to a bunch of wild animals and get to feed a handful! They come right up to your car! read more

Olympic Game Farm - Bald Eagle! - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

The visit to this farm was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Seattle and Olympic Peninsula. We spent a couple of hour driving around laughing our butts off and taking tons of pictures. So, so fun!!! I couldn't believe how cheap it was - $24 for two people and only $2 for a loaf of bread. We got three loafs and it was perfect - many of the animals won't let you pet them unless you have bread in your other hand :) Taking one star off for the horrible conditions of caged predictors - I kinda wish I have not seen those cages at all. read more

Second time going and it was great! All the animals were out and active. They took precautions for covid and made the experience worth it.

Totally fun for the whole family! Pleasant surprise and better than expected :-) Our whole family was roaring with laughter many times from some amazing interactions with animals that we've never had before! read more

What a fun experience!! Watch out for the bisons! The elks, donkey, horse, llama, cows, deers are super docile. Great place for the family and a fun adventure for all!! read more

We always have a great time when we come. We haven't done the gift shop or the ice cream so no ideas on cost for that. 15 and over is adult at $15, children 6-14 is $13 with seniors (65+) also being $13. Lots of fun and laughs whenever we go! Bread does cost extra at $2, all in all totally worth the cost! Tons of fun! read more

We have nothing like this in California! It's kind of weird driving through this big area while random animals[buffalo's, deer, elk, reindeer...] are roaming around. They will come up to your car window and you can feed them bread. Its gets kind of nasty when you have big huge buffalo slobbering all over with grass coming out of its mouth. The smaller animals are in caged off areas, so you can only throw the bread at them. Sometimes the birds will fly at your window and try to take the bread out of your hand...kinda scary! It is fun though, and a great thing for families with younger children to do. My brother and I are teenagers and we even enjoyed it! I remember it being pretty reasonably priced, and they give you full bags of bread! Worth checking out, whether you actually drive through it or not is another story! read more

Only going to say a MUST do activity if you're visiting the area and live here :) Such fun! read more

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Great visit while out on the peninsula. My 15 month old grandson absolutely loved the experience. Animals do not hesitate to get up close so you want to follow their rules. Staff was friendly and informative. Nice that you can keep going through the park as many times as you like. read more

Best day ever. Buffalo are hilarious. Those massive heads! It's like you're swimming with them. Buy as much bread as you can afford at the start! It's your only way to guarantee survival to the finish! Keep the windows rolled all the way down. Turn the child locks on so the passengers can't get them back up! Well worth the trip and the cost. I salute you! read more

Took my grandkids and it was a blast. Five year old had fun once he got over the initial shock. Just watch out for the buffalo, they slobber over everything! Lol read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

This place is amazing ! We had an awesome time. Recommended for all families with Kids. The Costco Wheat bread loaf can in very handy ! TIP: Bring at least one big wheat bread loaf per kid ! read more

Fun for kids and adults...or those of us that haven't figured out which we are yet! I felt sorry for the bears as it was a warm day when we visited and it just didn't seem like they had much escape from the sun but I'm sure these people know what they are doing, all the animals looked healthy. I do question the policy of feeding the animals wheat bread only. It seems like a lot of bread on a daily basis. The parks I've visited before sold feed (not bread) which was all that was allowed to be fed to the animals. Anyway, again, I'm not the expert. Definitely worth the entrance fee and good for all ages! read more

This place clearly does NOT care about animals. I left in tears! Small cages, some animals on display were apparently ill, bears having to wave to get bread, etc. Animals pacing, frustrated and/or bored. Instead of giving this place your money, I suggest a drive to the mountains to see animals living the way they were meant to live. read more

My family and I had a great time here! We bought bread at the store beforehand (make sure you get whole wheat), but bread can also be purchase for $2 per loaf at the game farm. My toddler was able to sit on my lap during the drive, which was nice. It was a little scary (really, I'm just a wuss) having huge animals crowd the car, and there was a buffalo that kept following us no matter how far we drove, but it really was a blast. It was worth the drive and we will definitely be back. Just make sure to wash your car when you leave-- there are lots and lots of birds at the park and your car won't escape the poo. read more

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I am usually the type to have high expectations when it comes to places like this, then we break down and do it and I'm usually let down. NOT IN THIS CASE! The entire family was smiling from ear to ear the entire time. It was awesome, better than expected the animals were literally sticking their heads in our windows I couldn't believe it. I laughed when paying to get in an employee asked how many loaves of bread would you like? I was like uh one... and now I get it buy them all haha it is so fun the animals know you are bringing them a treat my husband kept telling me to be more conservative with the bread. I had no idea you would be able to feed as many animals as we did! Highly recommend this place it is good fun for all ages! read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

So fun they offer bread at the gate very cheap. It was very cheap to get in. Driving with the Buffalo was so awesome. Sticking there heads into the cars. I absolutely love it here. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Very friendly staff haha - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

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Some of the most fun I've had on a family vacation. Get as much bread as you think you'll use them get twice that amount. P.S. don't wash your car before you come read more

Drove here on day trip to go to Game Farm. It was very hot and hazy / smoky day so some of the animals were obviously hot and trying to stay cool. All looked healthy and happy and appeared to be well cared for. Nice trip especially for families with kids. read more

SO SAD! Animals pacing around, small cages and looking depressed. You feed the animals bread which is basically junk food for them. There were a pair of bears in a small enclosure with nothing more than a hose and dirt. The bobcat paced back and forth the entire time, an obvious sign of stress. read more

Pretty cool.. Dont worry if you forgot bread, they have some at a very reasonable price. Animals actually chase your car and stick their heads in looking for food!! Id recommend this for any animal lover big or small! read more

So much fun! Bread is $2 a loaf (buy it there to make sure it's OK for the animals and to support them). I usually buy 20 loaves for two people. We go on weekdays so it isn't busy which means you aren't being hurried by the folks behind you and the critters are more interested in munching. The Yaks are awesome! read more

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I am so unbelievably disappointed in this place. The carnivorous animals are kept in small metal enclosures and all the bears are extremely obese due to people feeding them bread. It's sad that people still support these animals being mistreated for entertainment. These are wild animals that should not be eating human food and should have enough space to have exercise and stay healthy as they would in the wild. It may be a fun day for the family but is this really what you want your children thinking is acceptable? Please do your research before supporting this cruel excuse of a petting zoo. read more

Kinda a drive from Tacoma but definitely worth the two hr drive. Note that you can't bring your own bread and loaves cost $3

This place was pretty cool, some of the animals in cages looked like they would be happier with bigger , nicer enclosures. It was kinda spendy, I thought it'd cost per car, but it was $45 for us (2 adults, and one 11 year old). I also dunno if I'd do this in our car. lol we had a rental because we flew up here instead of driving this time. Your car is going to get slobbered on at the very least. Was kinda annoying that ppl would stop in the bison/elk area. They tell you not to, because your car is more likely to be damaged...because the bison mob your car basically. Overall fun, but a little spendy. read more

This place is amazing!! It's so cool that you can get so close to such magnificent creatures. The animals look healthy and well kept. The workers are very friendly. I definitely recommend coming here! read more

This place is so much fun. A different way to interact with animals. Be prepared though for a messy car, and you cannot have too much bread! read more

The first thing I want to say is the place is kinda small. But the price is kinda $$ but it certainly worth the price. To get to feed animals that come right up to your window it's really amazing and fun. But when they say don't stop in the buffalo area it's true we. got one trying to climb on top of our car. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

Super fun place to bring the family but make sure you bring or buy lots of loaves of bread. The Llama's will bombard your vehicles and eat lots of bread. It's best to go FIRST thing when they open so the animals are hungry and interact more with you. We've been twice already this year! It's so much fun and the kids will love it. And yes the Bears actually wave! read more

Olympic Game Farm - Feeding the Zebra's - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

This place was horrible. We took our four year old hear to see the animals, and it was so depressing. Except for the llamas, EVERY animal looked so sad. I will never go back here. read more