Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park

Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park is a wildlife park located on Broome Road in Broome, Western Australia. Established by renowned crocodile hunter and filmmaker Malcolm Douglas, it houses saltwater crocodiles including large adults, as well as native wildlife such as kangaroos and birds. The park is known for its guided feeding tours and educational displays about crocodile behaviour and conservation in the Kimberley region. It serves as both a tourist attraction and a conservation facility showcasing the region's wildlife.

Visitors can expect a compact outdoor wildlife park with fenced crocodile enclosures, shaded walkways and viewing areas. The main experience is a guided tour including a crocodile feeding presentation where staff demonstrate feeding behaviour and provide commentary on crocodile biology and safety. Visitors can see large saltwater crocodiles, freshwater crocodiles, and other native animals such as kangaroos, wallabies, dingoes and bird species. The setting is flat, open bushland on the outskirts of Broome with interpretive signage and photo opportunities.