Davao Crocodile Park

Davao Crocodile Park is a wildlife park and zoo located in the Riverfront area of Ma-a, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines. Established as a crocodile farming and conservation facility, it houses saltwater and freshwater crocodiles including the well-known crocodile Pangil, along with other reptiles, birds and mammals. The park is notable for crocodile conservation, educational exhibits, animal shows and a butterfly house.

Visitors can expect a compact zoo-style park centered on crocodile enclosures with elevated walkways and viewing areas. The setting includes landscaped grounds along the Davao Riverfront with caged exhibits for crocodiles, snakes, birds, monkeys and other animals, a butterfly house, and open areas for scheduled animal shows and crocodile feeding demonstrations. Facilities include pathways, shaded seating, souvenir shops and food stalls for a family-oriented educational visit.

Established in 1995 as a crocodile farming project initiated to promote crocodile conservation and sustainable farming in Mindanao. It later expanded from a breeding facility into a public park and zoo to support education, research and conservation awareness, becoming one of Davao City's long-standing wildlife attractions.

Serves as an educational and conservation center highlighting the importance of crocodiles and native wildlife in Mindanao. It is used for school field trips and public awareness programs on wildlife protection and responsible animal care.