The Outback Kangaroo Farm

The Outback Kangaroo Farm is a small wildlife park in Arlington, Washington, built around guided visits with a collection of exotic and domestic animals. Its name reflects the focus on Australian wildlife, with kangaroos, wallabies, and wallaroos among the residents, alongside lemurs, llamas, alpacas, emus, parrots, peacocks, goats, rabbits, and miniature donkeys. The setting and collection give the attraction a more informal character than a conventional zoo.

Visits are structured as guided tours rather than independent exploration. Staff accompany visitors through the farm and share information about the animals, with the tours designed to combine wildlife viewing with direct interpretation. The relatively short tour format makes the experience more compact than a full-scale zoological park, while the mix of Australian marsupials, farm animals, birds, and primates gives the collection a varied character. The Outback Kangaroo Farm is particularly suited to travelers looking for a focused, small-scale wildlife outing centered on guided animal encounters rather than extensive exhibits or large naturalistic zoo grounds.