Visiting my son from San Diego and he suggested we visit this park. What a great day! The experience was such fun being literally face to face with these docile animals. They are so overly friendly. Lots of babies since it is spring so that was fun to see. Buy the bread at the gate. $3 per loaf. They offer an amazing military discount that were very grateful for. Thank you for the opportunity and a memory making experience. read more

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What a fun place for all ages to enjoy! I didn't except this place to be so busy as it is out in the middle of nowhere, but it was hopping. I also have been to my fare share of drive through zoos and although it doesn't offer the best landscape, the animals were cool to see. When you drive in you'll most likely wait in a line of cars for a few minutes until you pay for your tickets and bread. The system was smooth and quick and the workers were upbeat and smiling. They suggested a full bag of bread for each person in the car and I thought that that was a lot of bread to hand out, but I'm glad that we listened. You will run out fast if you only get one bag of bread because there are so many animals to feed. They do have signs in certain areas where you can't feed the animals and also where you shouldn't roll down your windows. We noticed there were people that weren't listening to the rules, but the farm also had there own staff members out in cars to help enforce them and keep people safe. I like that you could go through as many times as you wanted. That's a really good bang for your buck. We found that our one time go around was enough though because we drove slowly and really took our time. And don't be one of those people who gets impatient with the slow driver in front of you. What did you pay all that money for if you're not going to enjoy your surroundings? There were lots of different animals and we had so much fun from all the heads popping in our windows and tongues stretched out for the bread. The coolest part had to be the buffalo section. Being a Colorado native, I have seen my fare share of them, but have never been this up close and personal. Of course our windows were up, but the buffaloes were just massive and incredibly beautiful. Overall, a great experience and a cool place to spend an hour or two. read more

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This place is AMAZING! If I'm ever in the area again, I will surely bring the family. Feeding all the animals was a blast! They sure know that cars=bread so they rush the cars and open windows in the hopes of being fees. So much fun!! Pricey but worth every penny! read more

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It August 9th 2025 I went with my daughter and son inlaw it was so much fun the animals actually put there heads in the windows the bears were so amazing I were kinda scary and big but I would recommend to any one its the best experience and do buy a loaf of bread for each person you will need it read more

Yes, animals belong in the wild. But, this is a very large property and the animals seem very happy and satisfied. Children and adults alike love feeding the animals! Your car will get slobbered so be prepared. Buy about 4-5 loaves. You'll have a blast! read more

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Great adventure to go on with the family. Be sure to get plenty of bread at the entrance as you will go through it quickly. Animals are super friendly and eager to eat so mind your little ones and how wide the windows are open. It was cool to see all the peacock walking around. Our favorite were the deer near the zebra and in the bison area. Enjoy the area with your family. read more

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Me and my family throughly enjoyed this park ! The animals were loving and the trail was great ! I will say the wolfs need a larger area to roam free they seem sad. But the other larger areas with Elk, Yaks, Bison are Amazing and the animals are so joyous. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

So fun! This was an amazing experience! I recommend it for family's finding something to do. Make sure to manage your bread when you buy it to feed! Definitely recommend it! It was a blast and funny! In fact, when you who once you can go on as much as times as you want! read more

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Wasn't expecting much. Turned out really fun. Got yak snot all over my windows. Animals seemed quite hungry for my bread, hope that's not all they're getting to eat. Lastly, prices were pretty lofty. $100 for 4 people! Not including the bread read more

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We went here for my sons 1st birthday. It was the perfect activity for him. And great birthday for Covid times He could sit in moms lap as we drove around the farm and fed the animals. He loved it when an animal would stick its head in or lick the car. We got there on a Saturday around 10:30 and it took about an hour to drive through the whole place. When we were done around 11:30 there was a HUGE line to get in so looks like we went at the right time. $17 per adult and Kids under 5 are free. $3 for a loaf of bread. You can't bring your own in. They had Yak, Bison, Zebra, Horses, Bears, Elk, Deer, Cougar, Coyote, White Tiger, Lion, Ravens, and a TON of peacocks. But as a previous review noted the predators are kept in cages and look miserable. They should probably just not have them. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

Wow, this was such a great experience! My husband and I went today and had a blast! We purchased 4 loaves of bread and next time will probably double that! Staff was so friendly and feeding the animals was so fun! read more

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This place is awesome and it's always on the itinerary when we have friends visiting from out of town. Very unique and worth the trip out. Friendly staff and well behaved animals. All around great experience. Btw - your car will get dirty! read more

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This is an amazing experience! Highly recommend if you're visiting the area. They charge $20 per person and $3 per loaf of bread. We got 2 loaves and it was all gone by the end of it. There are signs in the facility to guide the traffic flow. The animals gradually walks up to the car to be fed. The animals are very gentle, except for the llamas that can be a bit aggressive and will continue to follow your vehicle. Definitely need to be more conscious with driving as the animals tend to surround the vehicle. It was very fun to interact with the animals. read more

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SO AWESOME. Would highly recommend and plan on going back as soon as I can! Here August 2020 and they are still open for driving through to see and feed the animals as everyone remains in their vehicles; the petting zoo and gift shop are closed. Yaks, variety of deer, bison, brown bears, tigers, elk, llamas, zebras, peacocks, wolves and more are all here! This park has animals used by Disney and other media for movies and TV, so they are generally tame. The more aggressive guys such as the tigers, lion and wolves are in a separate area and cannot be fed by customers, obviously. The animals are fed by the park and there are stacks of hay all over the place for them. The bread is provided in order for the guests to have the chance to feed them and the animals really enjoyed it. Those animals that weren't hungry/interested stayed away like the zebras. I fed a llama right from my vehicle. Super tame and gentle. Also fed yaks, bison, deer and bears, right from my car. My friend mostly took photos and videos and tried to not have a panic attack. You have to buy their bread which is $2/loaf, if I remember correctly. They are long loaves. We got two loaves and ran out of bread just before the end with two of us, so I would recommend 4 loaves if you have 4 people. You are required to sign a legal doc before entering understanding that you are driving around wild animals, must follow the rules, not torment or harm the animals, not feed them anything but the park's bread, and any damage to you or your vehicle is on you. You MUST keep driving through the herds of bison, elk and yaks - they will herd you in. The agents at the entry gate and another staff member in the park firmly and kindly informed us of this. You have to bump them with your vehicle and they will move except the babies which you have to drive around. They will not respond to honking horns. The reasoning is because the animals want that bread and they will herd you in. Just go as slowly as possible and they will move. Super fun to do and a wonderful opportunity to see the animals up close! Paid admission gets you the chance to drive through again the same day at no additional charge. Open year round, closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. There was some massive adrenaline pumping when I had to drive through a group of elk blocking the gate which you cannot stop on for any reason with warning signs stating the same. They know the routine, and they moved. read more

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Simply the best place to go!! You are up close and personal with the animals a must see if your in Seguim!!!

We had so much fun, Feeding the animals from inside the car. To being chased by them wanting more food

We had an absolute blast here! This was my sons first drive thru zoo experience but definitely not my first. I miss seeing those big buffalos! The wolves were gorgeous!! Māmā Tiger had a fat piece of meat in front of her but was completely knocked out.. But let me tell you about those dang llamas! Or alpacas! Aggressive I tell ya! Not violent but definitely after your bread! They will chase your car down so after a few pieces of bread, roll up your windows. They might spit! Be sure to buy two loaves next time. You aren't allowed to bring your own like before. Feed the little animals too. The fat ones will hog all the food! The buffalos have a long slender black tongue, ew, so don't be surprised once you feed them. They like to take the bread from your hand so do not throw them out the window. Those dang seagulls will get it! And then poop all over your car. Towards the end are the majestic elks. Their horns aren't as wide and big as I remember seeing them elsewhere. There are more buffalos too. I think one was mad that I ran out of bread and he spit in our car, yuck! I couldn't find what flew in though which was weird. I would totally take my other 2 kids here next time. We picked up a few stuffed animals for all 3 kids. Somehow I managed to fit them in my luggage. I also bought a shot glass. Something I always buy on my trips! Overall we had a blast! They have military discount at the gift shop so be sure to show your ID! read more

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I wish I did my due diligence before coming here. I know with "farms" or "zoos" like these we always need too. But my companion took me here unplanned and unexpected. Which is so thoughtful! He knows I enjoy stuff like this. But again.... I didn't do any research so Idk how they obtained the ALL the animals. Especially the lions, tigers, bears, wolves, coyotes. From what I found in research AFTER we left. The animals are all retired actors and they wouldn't be able to live in the wild in their own obviously. Upon more research I saw some lawsuits filed by the USDA. Although those same reports state USDA was noted to have over 100 facts wrong. So there is that. I'm still in the IDK stage because we really should all have learned from that atrocious show on Netflix called the tiger king. That places like this we need to be sure there is no harm being done towards these animals. The bison, yaks, and elk and deer are pretty aggressive. They know when your window is down and they know if you have bread or not. Sometimes they move and sometimes they don't. If they don't you wait until they move or for staff to get out and move them. Remember.. these are animals. They have a 1 track mind. Find food. Move and find more food. They know where to find it. I can't believe no one has been bit before and I'm shocked some of these animals didn't take the bread hahaha! I love animals! read more

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Olympic Animal Farm: Lions, Tigers, and Bears??! Oh yes! This place is legit! Drive thru and the animals come right up to your car! The game farm will sell loaves of bread to feed the animals, and they are not shy to stick their heads completely in the windows of your car/truck. Be careful not to get bread crumbs on your shirt cause they will eat your shirt if you let them. the bears are in open corals and close enough that you can feed them slices of bread. The lions, tigers, and wolves are kept in large, fully caged enclosures with DO NOT STOP signs posted all over the place! This place is a must-see, bucket-list, do not pass go, do not ya collect $200 until you visit the Sequim Olympic Animal Park! read more

Olympic Game Farm - Beware.... - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

A trip to the peninsula and not going to the game farm is like having apple pie without ice cream. Everyone loves the game farm :):)

This place was great! We loved how the animals came to car and ate out of your hand! Our daughter loved this place.

Honestly I didn't even know this was a thing until I heard it from someone at work and decided we needed to go. We had family in town and this was the perfect day trip for our party of 6. We were able to drive through the farm multiple times since the entry fee is for an all day pass. Both the kids as well as the adults loved every second! Definitely worth the money and the 7 loaves of bread we went through! read more

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on arrival we were asked if we wanted bread 1-4 loaves to feed the animals, we decided we would but with hindsight maybe we should not as am not sure bread is the best food for the animals we saw! The roaming animals were fun only because they popped their heads in the car for food! However we then passed by the caged animals, lion, tigers, wolves etc., Here I had a problem the animals were in cages with runs no bigger than where I take my dog for kenneling! They had no toys to amuse them as with the bears, although they could roam in their enclosures, there were no toys to play with! There were no feeding times either, so am not sure if the only food these animals get is bread! It could be a great park without the caged animals and without all the bread! read more

If your living or visiting Washington state this is a must visit. The kids and my wife and I had a great time. The animals stick there head in your vehicle and the experience is awesome. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

My mom and I enjoyed most of our visit to the game farm yesterday. It was our first time, and it was so much fun driving through the herd animals and feeding them wheat bread. The deer have such soft lips and are just adorable! We really enjoyed how the deer and llamas stuck their heads right into the car to get the bread. The peacocks strolling around were very beautiful too; we saw a pure white one that was gorgeous. The bison were a little intimidating by their very size. The car right in front of us stopped in the bison area (which you're not supposed to do) and 3 bison gathered around, dwarfing their SUV. We tried to drive slowly around, but then the SUV started driving too so it was a bit of a mini bison/ vehicle traffic jam. We all survived with no damage to our cars, so that's a good thing. What I disliked about this farm was the way the predators are kept. The big cats (lion, tigers, puma) and canids (wolves, coyote) were in tiny cages and were obviously stressed by their confinement. The coyote neurotically ran back and forth along a 10-foot line along its fence the entire time we watched. It was heartbreaking. The tigers and wolves were likewise pacing their fence lines non-stop. It saddened me to see their unhappy behavior. So although they do a good job with the herd animals, it would be best if they got out of the business of keeping the predators. read more

I had a blast at Olympic Game Farm's driving tour. The tour took us about 1 hour to go through the route the first time, but you have the option of going through the tour as many times as you'd like. The bags of bread they sold are $3 each. We had 1 bag per person in our car and thought that was perfect for our one loop if you're able to ration it out each time an animal approaches you. Expect many animals to approach your car and some to stick their entire head in your vehicle if you have your window entirely rolled down. They know you have bread. Also be prepared for some animal slobber getting all over your car. Some animals would lick our car window and an elk started biting my side mirror. read more

We had a great time here, it was a good find and worth the visit. It was a tad pricey, but they have a lot of animals so we were happy to pay (almost $40 for two adults plus $3 per loaf of bread that you want). We appreciated the first responder discount! It was a blast to be able to drive through and feed/see so many animals from your car. Our ONLY "complaint" would agree with other reviews in that they should either have larger enclosures for the predator animals or just get rid of them. They all looked sooooo miserable and the big cat cages were smaller than our bedroom! It seems cruel. While in the elk/bison enclosure PLEASE DON'T STOP! They have the signs up and TELL you for a reason. The two cars in front of us kept stopping to feed and get pics and the animals then tried to box us in for food. The workers even had to come out TWICE to tell the two cars that they needed to keep moving. They held up EVERYone. Please don't be that person for safety and consideration purposes. We'd recommend this as a fun family adventure and it's nice that your ticket is good for the whole day too! read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

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Took our kids bought lots of bread to feed the animals wish we had driven slower. We will be back. Great to know that the Hollywood animals have a nice place to retire where they are taken care of. Kids really enjoyed the visit. read more

City slicker in the wild! This was so much fun!!!! Really didn't know what to expect and we talked ourselves into taking the 2 hour drive for the experience. So worth it! The cost to enter was $20 for adults, discounted for seniors, children and military. You cannot bring your own food for the animals. There are loaves of bread to purchase for $3. each. There we're two adults in the car, we bought 3 loaves. It was enough to go all the way through the park, but we had to be sparing with it. Maybe should have purchased 4 loaves. The animals are so huge. You can't reach out and give them a small piece of bread and get it into their mouths without lots of teeth and tongues touching you, lol! So most of the animals got a whole slice of bread each and they want more! They will trot beside the car wanting more bread. We saw yak, zebra, deer, elk, llamas, bison that you could feed from your car. In cages (with lots of open space for roaming) were a lion, tigers, wolves and bears. NOTE: at the entrance they have you sign a liability waiver for your car specifically. The animals are huge and heavy! They can easily damage your car, so be aware if you're driving a rental car. Our car did not get damaged, but it is definitely a possibility. Also, these are wild animals, they can bite (you're putting food into their mouths). There is a warning about eagles and hawks swooping down and grabbing bread from your hand, the gate attendant said people have been injured by them. We didn't see any eagles or hawks but the seagulls are ruthless!! We had a couple of seagulls perched on top of our car by the window, waiting for bread to come out. They snatch the bread before some of the animals can get to it. I got nipped on the fingers a couple of times by the seagulls. It would have been worse if it were an eagle! I had no idea what to expect so I initially had my window rolled all the way down. Unless you want a thousand pound animal in your car, don't roll down the window all the way! LOL! We had a blast and laughed so hard until our abs hurt! It was a very fun experience. I wish I could share videos on here (I heard you can find some on YouTube) Good for families (be cautious with small kids, they may get frightened) read more

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This was an amazing and unique experience both for our sons and for us! The animals come right up to the cars and there were lots of animals to see (bison, elk, llamas, peacocks, eagles, wolves, etc.). They also let you go through as many times as you like for one fee which was great - we did it in the morning, had lunch, and the boys loved it so much we did it again in the afternoon. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Only side note is I am very glad we were in a rental because some of the animal horns scratched the car a little and oh the slobber haha! Totally worth it. Highly recommend. read more

This is going down as my favorite experience in all of Washington. We came here late on a Thursday morning, bought a loaf of bread and began our journey up the hill to the start of the farm, not sure what to expect. We started with feeding the deer and prairie dogs in the first enclosures, then the fun began. As we rolled forward llama after lama reached their heads into the car to say hello and get some bread. We were overwhelmed with joy! Next came the yaks which seemed endless! Amount them were newborn calves, peacocks, and zebras. Then we passed by a few caged enclosures of bears which my fiancé had a kick feeding and watching them grab the bread with their claws. Next we're some tigers and other big cats in no-feeding enclosures. Then we entered the big reserve full of free roaming Elk and Bison. That's a one of a kind experience having such large animals come up to the car and being able to feed them. There's nothing like it. This experience may seem pricey at the beginning, but after going through it I would consider it priceless. read more

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The most fun outing I've had in awhile. I laughed so hard almost the entire drive through the farm. It was a perfect covid activity too. We stayed in the car unless we needed to use the restroom in the beginning or end. We came from the Seattle area so we took the Edmonds-Kingston ferry. It was a half hour ride on the ferry there and back and about an hour drive from the ferry to the farm. The farm was $17 a person I think plus $3 per loaf of bread. We had two ppl in our car and got three loaves plus half a loaf from a car leaving. We only fed them about 3 loaves and then gave the rest away. I have a lot of video footage but not many photos. Not only was it fun but it was SO cool to be able to be that close to bison. I'd say it's fun for all ages. In my car there were two adults and in our friends car there were 4 adults and one child. read more

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I always love coming here, it is well worth the money. It is a wonderful place to come have fun, while social distancing read more

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This was the most fun my family and I have had on vacation. Had so much fun we bought more bread and went back in. We laughed and laughed and laughed. It was well worth it. It's only 4 miles off the highway and paved the whole way. Don't bring your own food, they have fresh loaves of bread there that's only $3. Minutes read more

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So we did not know what to expect. Once we started driving thru I thought it was Really cool to know animals used in movies have a place to retire. They all seem to be well cared for. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

This is, and I need to emphasize this, a MUST see! It's such a unique and exciting experience for all ages. My husband and I went and we bought 4 loaves of bread which was just the perfect amount for the two of us. Zoo's are neat but this was a real experience! Careful of your fingers, just feed a whole slice of bread at a time and you'll be fine. All the animals seem happy, healthy, and well taken care of which is a huge plus. read more

Olympic Game Farm - Zoos Near Me - Sequim, Washington

It's an interesting experience, if you've never done it before. I had my first drive thru animal farm in Oregon years ago. We bought two loafs of bread and were out. The beginning half was pretty slow, but once you hit the bison and deer farm (which I recommend), they really come towards you and this is where you should have at least 2 loafs. Absolutely do no stop your vehicle. The vehicle in front of us kept stopping to feed so they had two bison on both sides and of course I ran out of bread so what do u think happened when I tried to go? It's like the family member who comes to holiday parties empty handed... the eyes keep glaring, and I had to swerve my way outta there. Anyway we had yaks burp a fowl smell in the car... I saw bison pooping/diarrhea all while walking... which I thought was disgustingly funny. Just be aware you have to buy bread there. Don't bring your own to feed the animals! read more

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This is a nice trip for the kids. You can purchase bread on entrance. We like to snuggle in berries for the bears. Shh don't tell anyone. read more

We love the Olympic game Farm! Staple of my childhood. The employees are friendly and caring. They take immaculate care of the animals and are grateful for the well-being. read more

Literally swarmed by yak within two seconds of entering the farm. Howled with laughter for an entire hour. Thoroughly overwhelmed. Loved every minute. read more