This is a great way of seeing crocs if you are limited on time but would recommend you do a Wallaroo tour for a better wild experience. You can feed baby crocs here, there is a great display of fish, rays and sharks and the staff are very knowledgeable More

Enjoyed this. Learnt a lot about crocodiles and loved looking at the other animals in the park More

Heaps of crocs here and boy do they stink! More realistic than crocosarus cove and not as hefty on the wallet. They do a good feeding tour which people can get involved with and it's fascinating hearing the background stories on these huge crocs currently housed there. Also plenty of other reptiles, birds and animals to see. More

My son & I visited this park and thoroughly enjoyed it. A great museum that I wished I had more time to view, very informative tour guide and lots of information about the crocodiles in the park. Very reasonably priced food in the kiosk and with a half-price kids entry coupon I found the cost of entry very affordable. We... More

Loved the Turtles, Water Buffalo, the wild cats, kangaroos and emus. Not forgetting all the reptiles. Great Place, been a few times. Touched a snake for the first time here too More

We visited in April 2012 whilst living in Darwin and paid $35 each. We have seen crocs in the wild so were dubious as to how good this would be. There are an amazing amount of crocs here and we learnt more about the farming of crocs here than anywhere else and the feeding demo was great. Feeding a large... More

On our last day in the Top End having checked out we had some time to spend before our afternoon flight. Being 10 minutes from the airport we were able to see some more animals before our journey home. The Croc feeding and especially the ranger was a wealth of knowledge and it was a great conclusion of our trip... More

Love it no crocs behind dirty glass windows or tight wire More

I would like to combine crocodylus with the city of Darwin itself, firstly Crocodylus , it gives you a great insight into conservation and and control of these creatures, they have a breeding programme and also enclosures where the dangerous ones have been taken from the rivers in Kakadou national park,these enormous monster crocs give you a better Idea of... More