About Olympic Game Farm Inc.
A unique drive-through animal farm in Washington where families can feed friendly, free-roaming animals like bison, llamas, and yaks directly from their car windows, offering an interactive, Jurassic Park-like adventure.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families seeking a highly interactive, memorable animal experience from the comfort of their own carParents looking for a unique, budget-friendly day trip in Washington stateToddlers and preschoolers (will love the cute, gentle deer and roaming peacocks, though large bison might be intimidating up close)School-age children and teens (will enjoy the thrilling, hilarious experience of large animals sticking their heads into the car windows)
Why families love it
- Up-close animal interactions where bison, llamas, and yaks come right up to car windows for food
- Ability to drive through the park multiple times at your own pace
- Fun and interactive feeding experience using loaves of bread
- Spotting a variety of wildlife including wolves, elk, deer, peacocks, and rescued animals
- Drive-through feeding setup that keeps families contained in their own vehicles
- Friendly, highly interactive herd animals that actively pace and follow cars for food
Insider tips
- Purchase at least 2 loaves of bread per person (more than the 1 loaf recommended by guides) so you do not run out before reaching the animals at the end of the loop
- Be prepared for large animals like bison to rub against your vehicle or bump it with their horns
- Keep a close eye on pushy herd leaders (like bison or llamas) who can be extra demanding for food, especially after rutting season
Good to know before you go
- Taking a brand-new or pristine vehicle if you are highly concerned about minor scratches, animal slobber, or horn bumps
- Expecting a modern, spacious sanctuary layout for the predatory animals like big cats and wolves
- Big cat (lions, cougars) and wolf enclosures are perceived as small, insufficient, or sad
- Big cats are heavily protected and very difficult to see clearly
- Potential for minor vehicle damage or scratches from large animals rubbing against cars or bumping them with horns
- Crowds
- Visiting during lower-crowd periods is recommended, as it allows you to spend more time interacting with the animals without being rushed by other cars
- Value
- Great value for families; entry for 2 adults and 2 kids plus 2 loaves of bread costs around $60, with unlimited drive-through loops included.
- Food
- Feeding the animals is permitted and highly encouraged, specifically using loaves of bread purchased at the entrance
- Accessibility
- Extremely accessible for individuals with limited mobility, as the primary attraction is experienced entirely from inside your own vehicle
- Safety
- Secure, heavy-duty fencing and enclosures around the potentially dangerous predators like big cats and wolves
What parents say
"Epic! Must take the drive through. Kids, wife and myself had a blast. Bison, elk, yak, lama are all super friendly. The deer were super cute. Nothing seemed to be very aggressive. Just follow the rules and everything seemed to work well. Bison are big and rub against your vehicle. I’ve heard of people losing mirrors but we didn’t have any issues. I heard a couple horns bumping the van. But haven’t seen any damage. Worth it! 2 adults and 2 kids with two loaves of bread for $60. I’d spend it again."
a month ago
"It was a great time for kids and seeing the animals upfront. I would highly recommend buying at least a loaf of bread to feed some of the animals there. The animals seem pretty used to humans and come and surround the car for food, I hope bread is good for them. My only complaint would be not being able to see the big cats, because they were super protected and its understandable with the power they have. Very fun day with the birds and animals."
a month ago
"A lot of fun! I Would really like to see this place expand on their wolf and big cat environments, they are a bit small. I was happy to see toys in with them tho, along with hiding and jumping spaces. The coyote is adorable and I read he was rescued, which I love. It was fun feeding the deer and yaks, and they had alot of space out there.. Most employees were friendly, it was a good experience 🦬 🐺 🐅 glad It's out there!"
2 months ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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