Just outside Darwin, Crocodylus Park is a must see wildlife park and tourist attraction for anyone interested in crocodiles and other exotic animals. Thousands of crocodiles including big adults and fascinating animals like spider monkeys, this is a one of a kind crocodile tour and conservation experience.
About Crocodylus Park
Crocodylus Park is famous for its animals, especially its crocodiles. This wildlife park has hundreds of crocodiles, saltwater and freshwater, and is a crocodile research centre. Here you can see the incredible strength and behaviour of some of the largest reptiles in the world, big adults that show the park’s commitment to crocodile conservation. As well as its crocodiles, Crocodylus Park also has other exotic animals like spider monkeys and kangaroos, so it’s a one stop shop for wildlife enthusiasts.wildlife parkCrocodylus Park is famous for its animals, especially its crocodiles. This wildlife park has hundreds of crocodiles, saltwater and freshwater, and is a crocodile research centre. Here you can see the incredible strength and behaviour of some of the largest reptiles in the world, big adults that show the park’s commitment to crocodile conservation. As well as its crocodiles, Crocodylus Park also has other exotic animals like spider monkeys and kangaroos, so it’s a one stop shop for wildlife enthusiasts.
What You’ll See
- Crocodile Feeding Shows
One of the best bits of Crocodylus Park is the crocodile feeding shows. These are a real highlight of your visit where you can see crocodile biologists feed some of the big adults in the park. With crocodile feeding times throughout the day, you’ll get front row seats to see these amazing reptiles in action, snapping at their food with incredible force. - Crocodile Research and Conservation
Crocodylus Park is not just a tourist attraction but a crocodile research centre. You’ll learn about crocodile behaviour and the work that goes into crocodile conservation. The park is passionate about saltwater crocodiles and plays a big part in educating the public about protecting these animals. Grahame Webb, a well known crocodile biologist, is one of the many experts involved in the park’s research and conservation. - The Crocodile Museum
Crocodylus Park has a crocodile museum where you can learn about the history of crocodiles. The museum is an educational resource with all the information about the evolution, behaviour and conservation of these amazing animals. It’s the perfect place to learn more about crocodile history and their role in the environment. - Private Animal Encounters
For a more personal experience Crocodylus Park offers private tours and private animal encounters. These tours give you the chance to get up close to some of the park’s most interesting animals and learn from the guides. Whether you want to meet the spider monkeys or go into the freshwater crocodile enclosures, these tours are a real treat. - Other Exotic Animals and Native Wildlife
As well as its crocodiles Crocodylus Park has other exotic animals. You can see kangaroos, wallabies, emus and many bird species. The park is also a sanctuary for native wildlife, for animals that are important to Australia’s ecosystem.
Perfect Location in Darwin
Located in the heart of Darwin city, Crocodylus Park is a must see for any visitor to the NT. Whether you’re in town for a few days or longer, this wildlife park is a must do for all things Australian wildlife.
Best Time to Visit
Darwin’s tropical climate means Crocodylus Park is open all year round, with the dry season (May to October) being the best time to visit due to the cooler weather. Wet season (November to April) the park is open but some outdoor activities may be limited due to the rain and humidity.
Plan Your Visit
- Open: 9am to 5pm daily
- Entry Fees: Prices are reasonable with discounts for kids, seniors and group bookings.
- Cancellation Policy: Check the park’s cancellation policy before booking any tours or private animal encounters so you can be flexible with your plans.
Nearby Attractions
While at Crocodylus Park be sure to check out:
- Mindil Beach Markets for some local food and culture.
- Litchfield National Park for scenery.
- Darwin Waterfront Precinct for food and chill.
- For the ultimate experience don’t miss the Jumping Crocodile Tour Darwin where you can see these magnificent creatures leap out of the water while safely on a boat along the NT’s beautiful rivers.
Conclusion
Crocodylus Park is a must do for anyone interested in crocodiles, native wildlife and saltwater crocodile conservation. With its museum, private tours and animal encounters it’s a wildlife lover’s paradise in Darwin. Whether you’re a first timer or a returning visitor a trip to Crocodylus Park will be an educational and fun adventure.
For an even more in depth experience book a Wayoutback Tours adventure and go on a guided Jumping Crocodile tour around Darwin including Jumping Crocodile Cruise in the wild.
FAQ
What types of crocodiles can I see at Crocodylus Park?
Saltwater and freshwater crocodiles and some of the biggest reptiles in the world.
Can I do a private tour at Crocodylus Park?
Yes, Crocodylus Park offers private animal encounters and private jumping crocodile tours.
When should I visit Crocodylus Park?
Dry season (May to October) is the best time due to the weather but the park is open all year.
Is Crocodylus Park family-friendly?
Yes, the park offers a variety of educational and interactive experiences for families of all ages.
Can I learn about crocodile research at Crocodylus Park?
Yes, Crocodylus Park is a centre for crocodile research and offers valuable insights into crocodile behaviour, conservation, and the work of crocodile biologists like Grahame Webb.
