Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park

Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park is a unique wildlife attraction located near Broome in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The park honours the legacy of celebrated Australian wildlife documentary filmmaker Malcolm Douglas, who spent four decades capturing the continent's natural wonders on film. Visitors can encounter an impressive array of Australian animals including saltwater crocodiles, brightly coloured birdlife, cassowaries, kangaroos, euros, wallabies, emus, jabirus, snakes, and lizards. The facility also produces exclusively Australian-made crocodile leather goods crafted from saltwater crocodiles raised on-site, and Douglas's extensive film collection is available through the park's shop. Combining live animal encounters, a tribute to a great Australian filmmaker, and authentic outback heritage, Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park is a compelling destination for families and adventure enthusiasts in the remote north-west.