Olympic Game Farm: A Wild Adventure in Sequim, WA

The Olympic Game Farm in Sequim, Washington is a unique drive-through wildlife park known for its close-up encounters with animals, especially its famous "waving bears." Originally founded as a private training and retirement center for Hollywood film animals (many worked with Walt Disney Studios), it has since transitioned into a family-friendly attraction focused on wildlife education and preservation.

What You Can See & Do:
Drive-Through Safari:
The main attraction is a self-guided drive through open fields where you can feed animals (like elk, bison, llamas, and yaks) right from your car window using approved wheat bread.

Waving Bears:
The most iconic residents—Kodiak bears—often sit and “wave” at visitors in exchange for a snack.

Other Animals:
You'll also find zebras, Tibetan yaks, elk, bison, llamas, cougars, wolves, and exotic birds. Some sections are enclosed for safety (like big cats and predators).

Walk-Through Areas (Seasonal):
During warmer months, parts of the farm open up for walking to see small mammals, reptiles, and birds.

📍 Location:
1423 Ward Rd, Sequim, WA 98382
Located on the Olympic Peninsula, it’s about a 2.5-hour drive from Seattle (including a ferry ride).

Hours & Info:
Open year-round, but hours vary by season.

Bread for feeding must be bought onsight!

Stay in your vehicle at all times during the drive-through.

Admission:
Pay per person

No reservations required, but it's best to check their website for current pricing and hours.

Tips:
Go early in the day for more active animals.

Keep windows partially rolled up—some animals can get enthusiastic!

Bring a camera—there are tons of photo ops.

Don’t forget to visit nearby Sequim for lavender farms or Olympic National Park.

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