I live in Darwin and have been to the Croc Park many times when friends or relatives visit. It is an attraction not to be missed if you want to learn more about crocodiles and the dangers you face if you enter the water here or wish to fish in the Northern Territory. The strength ability and amazingly fast animals... more

I went to crocodylus park on numerous occasions whilst i lived in darwin in 2004... I found it educational and the staff extremely friendly and informative more

If your visiting the Northern Teritory, this is a must. There are two main corc parks in Darwin, and this is closest and most accesible. First off, i'd injured my back in the first week trying to be a bit too adventerous, and as such this place was ideal for me as you don't have to walk that far to... more

Previous review has covered a fair bit of the tour information so won't repeat that aspect. I will add that they take pains to ensure that all people get a good position to see the crocs jump. We found the tour very entertaining but the afternoon tour didn't cover the general zoo. There is also a museum that a quick... more

Visited this small wildlife park in late May 2006, first part of the guided tour is visiting the lions, tigers, leopards, etc etc, the keeper said they were mainly retired show or circus animals and she is trying to provide them with a nice retirement home. I arrived at 10am which is feeding time and they are active, but by... more