This was a good and education trip for our children. It was good to see the crocodiles from eggs to adults. It was very hot, though, even though it wasn't wet season. I would recommend going when it is a bit cooler if possible.

Everything.. I love DARWIN and every thing it has to offer....Especially the weather in the wet season.. The Crocodile Farm was very interesting and a Lot of fun for the children..

If you want the experience of knowing just how powerful, frightening and unbeliveable crocodiles are then this is the place.

Learn about the life cycle of crocodiles, see young crocs, and the monster ones.

it was full of sand like it was dropped on the floor, disappionting

very exciting place, tonnes of massive crocodiles for tourist and intrested territorians to go and view

This farm is extremely rundown. The crocs are kept in concrete enclosures. There should be a law against keeping these creatures in such an unnatural environment. A waste of money.

The Croc Farm as it is commonly called certainly is the right place to get up close and personal with the Top End's most infamous killer, the salt water crocodile. I have to be honest and say that I dont really want to get that close to them anywhere else but here as they are very, very frightening beasties. But... More

The Crocodile Farm some 40 kms from Darwin on the Stuart Highway has been closed now for a couple of years to the public. A couple of the larger crocs have been shifted to Crocosaurus Cove in the CBD which is a sister organisation . The farm still operates but it now only concentrates on the preparation of crocodile skins... More