Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park — Attraction in Roebuck

To make the effort to get here is an adventure to actually be here is very special you have arrived on hallowed ground... Legendary Malcolm Douglas crocodile farm should be on every Australians bucket list ...King of the Kimberly the most respected bushman filmmaker adventurer keeper of historically important aboriginal art and culture on film Conservationist with intimate crocodile knowledge this is his legacy to provide knowledge of crocodile behaviour and why they are so important to country... Run by the Douglas family open from 2pm to 5 pm with a guided tour at 3pm .. crocodile merchandise and refreshments can be purchased at the croc farm reception ... l highly recommend this tour as a guide to survival and how to enjoy your stay where crocodiles live ..even l was surprised by where there's water any water a huge croc could be there and you wouldn't think they could live there even a small pond...lots of crocodiles you get to hold Little Baby ones and if your lucky like myself get to meet and talk to Lachlan and Owen Douglas which is very special and they are very welcoming and deserving people fully worthy of your business.... It was a great interesting and informative guided tour with stories of Malcom thrown in .. everyone was in awe and wonder at the size and variety of crocs... I really enjoyed myself and you will too. Malcolm Douglas's crocodile farm is an absolute must see when in...

I went with a family tour to the park, and met the wonderful man an ex ranger who took us all on the tour. It is very hot so wear sunscreen hat and take water. You can buy drinks after at the shop with a fantastic range of fun things to buy for your loved ones as memories of your visit. The shop manager is wonderful helpful polite friendly and professional and a sweetie. The tour guide is incredible truly he was able to show us the incredible range of crocs of all sizes there, he is so funny witty clever and such a decent bloke, a beautiful soul. I walked away feeling valued as a human being, respect him very, very much. The amazing dedication he shows as do the entire staff there, and the immense rescue work that the crocodile park do there for injured crocs which otherwise would never survive in the wold. The care that they give these crocs is outstanding professional and the entire park is natural looking environment that crocs live in the wild, they get to mate with other crocs and hatch their eggs it is breeding season we saw how dangerous the females are lol. Loved it I give this tour a realism and fun , a great adventure experience 10/10 will definitely go again when we come to Broome once more God Bless you all for what you all do there Love and Light always Tess...

Definitely one of my favourite places in Broome. The Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park is open every day of the year except Christmas Day. Tours run daily at 3pm. The tour guides are well trained, informative and entertaining. Watch up close as they feed giant saltwater crocodiles that have been bred at the park, or relocated there due to being a threat to people and/or animals in a variety of locations across the top of Australia. After the tour you are free to roam the park, meeting the inhabitants which include, but are not limited to, kangaroos, wallabies, emus, dingoes raised by Malcolm Douglas, red tailed black cockatoos, a cassowary, monitor lizards and more. A great afternoon activity for the family or with mates. Be wary of the heat if visiting in wet season - the park is outdoors so bring a hat, sunscreen and plenty of water. Crocodiles are more active in wet season and the crowds are minimal so its a great...