The Olympic Game Farm provides a home for many rescued and elderly animals. It is also a fun place to take out of town visitors in a beautiful part of the Olympic Peninsula. We were chased by a llama, an experience we won't forget! more

Set in Sequim, the sunniest place in Washington state, Olympic Game Farm is a great value for the entire family. It's priced competitively with other animal-related entertainment such as zoos and aquariums. Yet I got far more joy from the Game Farm because of the interaction with the animals. The bears and elk especially have gregarious personalities and kept us... more

Olympic game farm had been recommended to me many years ago by a fellow animal lover but it appears to have changed a great deal since then because she never would have recommended this “roadside zoo” straight out of the 40’s and 50’s. I wanted to keep an open mind but by the time we saw the bears that was... more

To the previous reviewer who speculated that they may have pulled out the Bison's (not buffalo) teeth please do some research to avoid all your unfounded worry. Bison are ruminates just like goats, sheep and cows. These animals all lack upper incisors (read FRONT TEETH). Lets be honest about a few things. The bears and cats are OLD. Be prepared... more

The Olympic Game Farm is one of my favorite places of all time. I have been going to the farm since I can remember, now I am taking my friends, family and children. This place has an amazing history, the founder worked directly for Walt Disney for many years and then opened the farm to the public in the 70's,... more

I had mixed feelings visiting this place. On our return from Victoria we stopped and I am glad we did! Some of the animals do look as if they may have suffered from abuse, PAST TENSE! This place also serves as a rescue sanctuary, so duh, some of the animals look old, sad and abused. Their life now is a... more

My family had an absolute blast here. We laughed, squealed, and had a great time feeding the bears, bison, elk, and birds. We ooohed and ahhhed over the lions, tigers, and cougars and managed to get slimed by an elk as it jammed its head into the car looking for a handout. The bison thought our car was a great... more

I wanted to enjoy this but I felt so sad for most of these pathetic creatures. The poor bears are in these walled off little areas eating bread by the bucket load. The cougars, bobcats, tiger and wolves looked so depressed and sick really. It was absolutely gross - go to the zoo where they care about the animals. These... more

This place rakes in the money, despite claims to the contrary. Go there any day and do the math yourself at the rates they charge to go through and how many cars there are. Then go look at the prices in the gift shop. The bears have a horrible habitat, little water, nowhere to play, only one pond off in... more