Before leaving the Olympic Peninsula, we got a tip from the manager of the motel we were staying at in Sequim to visit the Olympic Game Farm. He said that the animals roamed freely in an enclosure you drive through and animals like Bison and Elk come right up to your window. Intrigued, we paid a visit to the Game farm and had quite an experience.
The place has a bad rep with animal rights activists. The big cats and wolves were kept in cages that could have been bigger. No place is perfect and I’ve seen worse. It’s done in the name of profit, so it’s up to you to decide if these guys deserve your dollar.
You pay an entrance fee at the gate, and get a map. You should also buy a loaf of supposedly special bread with which you can feed the animals. One loaf is plenty, and we were able to go 2 rounds and still have leftover.
After 2 rounds, which took about an hour, we left the Olympic Peninsula and headed back to Seattle for the night before flying home the next day.
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