Rex is the man! The wallabys were pretty cool too. Can't think of a better way to spend a monday evening. read more

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We flew out from Arizona with my tour BOOKED because DUH! It's a wallaby ranch not a Walmart lol Rex is awesome and I appreciate how welcoming, educational and downright hilarious he is. We will definitely be returning whenever visiting Washington in the future to see these sweet animals again. Juno was my favorite such a pretty girl and I miss her kisses already read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Juno - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

Price: insanely great deal. It was like $25 or so/person for a 2 hour private experience where we had the opportunity to ask any questions to the kangaroo expert! I stumbled upon this hidden gem about 35 minutes from Seattle area via social media, and I couldn't recommend it more than enough! The owner is full of a unique humor style, often intertwining jokes. He's definitely a character to note. He's fully passionate about teaching you about kangaroos and wallabies but keep your young children at home if they're not able to sit still or understand the material! The tour began with a 40 minute ish presentation about what kangaroos are, the development of kangaroos (in which you could actually see the baby in the pouch). I learned an insane amount of material from the function of different parts of the kangaroo to how his kangaroos appeared in the National Geographic. It was then followed by a 15 minute or so session with a baby wallaby he keeps around his cloth pouch. And then a 45 minute or so session with the outdoor kangaroos/wallabies. Here are a few fun facts he taught us: - The kangaroo's tail is similar to a crutch. It can't walk without the tail because the kangaroo's legs move together in tandem. They use their hands to stabilize themselves on the ground and their feet to move forward. - The kangaroo's hands are for walking, grooming, and eating. They do not use it to attach others. - The babies are born as pink little jellybeans. They have an instinct to use their hands to climb up to the mother's pouch and stay in there for several months developing until about 6 months or so in which they stick their head out, starts to eat dirt and grass, and allows for the bacteria to kickstart their digestive system. At 9.5 months, the baby will eventually leave the pouch or the mother will kick it out. - Kangaroo mothers have the ability to halt an embryo's development for up to 2 years called Embryonic diapause. Would definitely visit again! read more

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This experience really surpassed my expectations. Rex was a great host. He was knowledgeable, witty, funny and incredibly passionate about his marsupials! I loved interacting with almost the entire animal population. (It was recommended that we avoided a temperamental adolescent male for safety reasons which was fine as there were 8 others to meet and greet.) We were able to pet, feed, photo shoot and even snag some kisses from the animals. I truly learned so much about the life cycle in our short visit. Rex answered questions from the crowd throughout our field trip and encouraged everyone's involvement. They are fascinating creatures and I definitely recommend this experience to any animal lover. read more

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This was an amazing experience for me and my family. Today was my son's 4th birthday and we just googled and saw the reviews. It is very friendly and educational. He was very great host and had a great since of humor. The kangaroos are very friendly and adorable! I would definitely recommend going to get this experience! 20 stars up for this once of a lifetime experience! read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - My daughter and her new friend! - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

THE BEST EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD! Rex was so incredibly accommodating with allowing us to schedule a last minute tour for me & my 2 friends. We happened to be at the nearby snoqalnie falls looking for something to do and he included us into his 12pm tour. He held such an engaging educational experience that was far more than you'd learn at the zoo. Honestly, thank you Rex for sharing a part of your family. This is something we'll never forget and hopefully we can bring our families sometime soon. read more

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It. Was. Perfect. I loved Victor. He was so friendly, and it was the perfect experience. You could feed junior bread out of you mouth. Overall, really good experience read more

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Rex is incredible, and he armed us with so much knowledge about kangaroos and wallabys. We were so grateful that our roo hang came with su much education. Vinny is a fantastic wallaby, and I love him. read more

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Heard about this place through TikTok. So did the 10 other people in our group so seems like this place is getting some traction after a viral video. Otherwise, I've never even seen this place on any guides or "must see" websites/vlogs/blogs. You have to call and make an appointment. You can't just show up. The place is located in what seems to be a private residential area and there are postage signage to not enter without an appointment. I called at 2pm and was told there was an opening at 4. So my bf and I, as well as another party of 7 arrived at the same time. Didn't really know what to do or where to go, we were 20 mins early. Called the number and the owner said to wait a bit and he arrived at 4. I don't like that he allows late parties because it's a bit rude to not show up on time but there was a party of 3 who came 15 minutes late. Anyways, the first portion is like a 45 minute video. There's a projector in the barn and there's seating on foldable chairs. It's very informative. You learn so much about how a baby wallaby is born and why they grow in their mother's pouch, a little history behind the farm and how it started. It was kinda boring at first. It's a really long educational video. Then afterward he asks if there's any questions and shows us 10 minutes of the National Geographic video that features his kangaroos. Both videos were very informative but shared similar information. I don't know how long the tour is supposed to be but we started a few mins after 4 and exited the gates at 5:15. So after watching the videos we only really got 30 mins inside the actual farm. He gave us tiny pieces of bread to feed the wallabies. He also encouraged us to put a bigger piece of bread in our mouth so the wallaby can take it from there, kind of like a kiss. It was fun and a good photo op. He had maybe 7-10 wallabies of different colors and age. They were a lot smaller than I thought. None were taller than 6 feet when standing up. The place seems to be well kept but there was a good amount of poop so be careful where you step. The owner seems really passionate about what he does. Obviously very knowledgeable and very proud of the work he does (since he's been featured in nat geo and books). Learned a lot of things. I wish we got to spend more time with the wallabies though. Some of the wallabies didn't care for the food but they were all friendly, and they allowed you to pet them. They do jump and like grab your arm/clothes, but the owner is very diligent and will control the situation. It was $20 per person and my bf and I gave a $10 tip. Everyone seemed to pay cash so make sure to bring cash. The owner also accepts Venmo. Also he doesn't make you pay in advance and is relying on your word for you to show up. So please be respectful and don't be a no show. I literally made the reservation via phone call and that was it. No confirmation needed. Didn't even ask for a name. Just needed my phone number and how many people were in my party. Overall, a fun and educational experience. I took away one star just because I don't think we got to spend as much time with the wallabies as I expected. And the video in the beginning was just too long. read more

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This is my second time visiting! Our group had a great time! We loved learning about the kangaroos and wallaby's. Tip: Book your tour well in advance. It's common courtesy and ensures you get a spot! read more

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Hands down one of the coolest things to do in Washington state. If you have a group of 5, it's only $20 a person to visit with and learn about kangaroos for 90 min to 120 min! You get to learn about kangaroos with the owner of the ranch with a 20 min intro video when you arrive and then you get to meet, feed, pet and even kiss and hug wallabies and kangaroos. My tour group had young kids in it and it was safe for everyone involved. I was amazed at how sweet the kangaroos were. Highly recommend. My only recommendation before you go is make sure you're not wearing any long earrings and if you have long hair make sure it's on the top of your head because a kangaroo did try to eat my hair (braid) at one point. read more

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If I could give this more stars, I'd give them all The website was easy to follow, the educational video was super interesting and Rex is phenomenal! And of course all the wallabies and kangaroos are adorable. read more

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The Fall City Wallaby Ranch is one of the Pacific Northwest's greatest treasures. My family has been visiting the farm for years, and we always take the opportunity to bring along out-of-town guests. Rex, the owner, is passionate about his sweet, furry babies, and is an exceptional (and funny!) teacher and kangaroo expert. The kangaroos and wallabies are friendly, gentle, and patient with visitors of all ages. Our favorite part of every visit is feeding the critters. If you're lucky, you might even get the chance to see a baby in a kangaroo mama's pouch! Please don't hesitate to visit. It's affordable and worth every penny. read more

This was an amazing experience. My husband and I are animal lovers visiting from Arizona and are so excited to have found this educational and up close activity with Roos and Wallabies. Booking was an easy phone call and Rex was able to squeeze my party of 4 two days in advance. He is definitely passionate about these incredible animals and his enthusiasm radiates during the educational portion. There was never a dull moment. Whatever you think you know about Kangaroos, you don't know anything. Fascinating creatures. We had the pleasure of holding baby Victoria Rose and instantly fell in love. Feeding and having an opportunity to pet and give love to the rest of the Roo family was definitely a highlight of our many adventures. Be respectful of the farm and Rex as it is definitely a privilege he shares his knowledge and home. read more

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A five star just isn't enough for this wonderful experience! It was educational, a beautiful ranch setting and Rex so enjoyed sharing what they learned and shared worldwide about his family of wallabies and kangaroos. His love for them and joy in sharing were the best part next to getting to pet and interact with them. Be kind and enjoy this wonderful experience!! read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Our family absolutely loved our time here with Rex and his family if wallabies and kangaroos!! - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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Absolutely incredible! Amazing friendly kangaroos and wallabies that you can hang out with and interact for over an hour. You can tell that the owner adores his animals, and is very proud to show them off. There are some negative reviews here about the owner. Yes, the guy is quite eccentric. :) So don't expect the plastic "customer is always right" treatment. You're visiting his home and you should follow his rules. But if you do, this will be an experience that you will be talking about for weeks! Also note that this is not for small kids. Kangaroos are easily spooked by even tiny people running at them, so unless you're sure you can control your kid at all times, consider taking them elsewhere. read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - A cute wallaby with a joey in its pouch - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

BEST PLACE EVER. here's the details you need: -20$/ person cash preferred -you need a group of 5 or more to be prioritized for day and time that you want. if you only have 2 people they'll only let you go if they can tack you onto an existing group of 5 or more already going -I believe the offerings are friday + weekends(?) and on even hours like 12pm, 2pm, 4pm.. we did saturday at 2pm and felt timing was perfect. got full sunlight hours in january -event is a 22 min video + we got over an hr of petting wallaby/ kangaroos. so awesome. Rex the owner gives you some food to feed them too but they're friendly and you can just go up to them and pet em without food too -parking sign says KANGAROO COUNTRY which is a little confusing since everything else says wallaby ranch. but yes that is the correct place to turn it. it's an outdoor parking and NOT a house so don't go knocking on the neighbor's door they will reportedly not be happy -ENJOY! this was a super fun experience and all my friends seemed to love it. read more

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Amazing amazing amazing!! Rex the owner is so fun to talk to and the Roos are so cute! Wish them the best! read more

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Definitely recommend for a great time with the kangaroos and family. The instructor, Rex, is funny and informative about the animals in his care. 10/10 should be visited. read more

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Had an amazing time. We learned a bunch about these incredible animals, we got to feed them, pet them, and take pictures with them. Could not have asked for more, be sure to call and schedule ahead of time! If you have 2 hours free be sure to spend it with some Kangaroos and Wallaby's! read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Albino Wallaby - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

Rex is an amazing and informative host! He takes the time to showcase his "kids" and really emphasize how the proper care and understanding of them can lead to longer lifespans. His public tour starts with an informational video and a Q&A session so come with some questions! Then he leads you to the different parts of the farm to meet the wallabies and kangaroos and feed them. When he tells you that they're the softest thing you'll ever touch he's not kidding! This place is reservation only! So take the time to go through their website and schedule a tour because it's well worth it! He's also very responsive if you call read more

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THIS IS A MUST DO. We LOVED it. Very informative and the wallaby's and Roos are amazing. So soft, gentle, and fantastically fun. Kids and adults all had a great time. Price is very reasonable and well worth it when you think that animal encounters that offer less are closer to $100-150pp at large zoos and aquariums. The gentleman owner is very funny and sarcastic, so be relaxed and just laugh; he wants everyone to have a good time and enjoy his little family members that he loves so much. We will definitely try to make it a priority to drive through Fall City again, it was that good. read more

Highly Recommend! Very Educational and just a Super Fun Experience! The Kangaroos and Wallaby's are very well cared for and the facility is very nice/clean. Rex the owner does a great job. He has a funny sense of humor which keeps things lively and also does a great job making sure everyone gets equal opportunity to feed, pet and have their photo opps with all of them! I can't wait to bring my family next time! read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Soooo much fun and love posing with the Kangaroos :-) Thanks Rex! - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

We had an amazing time with the kangaroos and wallabies. They were so sweet and social. They're very loved and friendly. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences, information and kangaroos with us! read more

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We really loved this experience. It was very educational but not in a boring way, as the wallabies and kangaroos are incredibly fascinating! Rex, the owner really loves what he does and you can tell he loves those animals. He was funny and knowledgeable and really runs a great operation. read more

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Never felt so conflicted about leaving a review. Please read in its entirety! So upon checking Yelp and their website, the hours weren't listed and it wasn't obviously stated that it was by appointment ONLY. So I called at 2:17 no answer. Tried again at 2:23 and left a message. No call was returned. So call me naive I just assumed they were busy giving a tour, and I loaded up the excited kiddos and decided to gamble and head up there. Mind you the drive is an hour. We arrive and felt confused right away. There was only an entry sign camouflaged by trees so we pulled in the driveway and parked in the designated parking. But there were no other signs or any sign of ppl other than the house that sat at the top. So I called again, no answer. We walked back and forth just wondering what to do and finally a man (the owner) appeared and flails his arms at the end of the driveway and yells at me "Does it look like we're open?!" I quickly apologize and I explained I called several times. And that I also looked on the website but didn't see info about the hours. He denied everything I said about his website and about receiving my phone calls...Anyway the conversation went on he was just so rude I told him he didn't need to be rude. I've NEVER been so berated by a business owner. I was so upset but tried to remain calm bc I was in front of my children! I felt so humiliated in front of them but suddenly he says "come on" and takes us into a barn (mind you, at this point I still don't know if he's proceeding with a tour or not) but he tells us that the tour starts with a 22 minute video. So he started that and told us he was going to get some treats for us to give the Roos. It's my time of the month so maybe that's why I started tearing up wondering what the heck just happened. Then as I watched the informative video I prayed. I prayed and by the grace of God when the man returned he was a completely different person. He let us ask questions at the end and then took us to see his "kids." It was a WONDERFUL experience to play and feed the Roos! He was such a great guide as well (again I was so perplexed how he had just been so rude half an hour ago). But he even offered to take pics of us. My kids really really enjoyed the time we got to spend with them and although it cost my dignity (and $75 for 3 of us) IT WAS WORTH IT. Experiences for my babies is priceless. So to the owner I'd just like to say God bless you, thank you for giving us a really cool tour under the initial circumstances, and thank you for genuinely caring for animals and the Roos as you do. Because of your kindness AFTER the shock of the initial greeting, I am leaving an extra star for you. An additional star for your beautiful Roos who seem to be very well loved and taken care of. And to anyone interested in going: MAKE SURE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT/RESERVATION. read more

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FYI: This is an educational attraction, there is a video prior to getting to see the animals, and I learned a lot about wallabies and kangaroos! The owner is very informative, and you can tell he really loves these animals. The animals were sweet as pie, and I really enjoyed this experience. read more

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To give this place anything but as many stars as are available is a total disservice! We heard about this spot through the grapevine and came up sort of last minute (we called a day before) on a Saturday. What we found was one of the more memorable experiences we've had in a long time! The owner, Rex, is a jovial, very extroverted gentleman! For the last 20 or so years, he and his wife have run this Wallaby and Kangaroo farm, opening it to the public for the last 12 or so. It's fairly deep in Fall City, which is just outside of North Bend and Snoqualmie Falls. Google maps gets you there and once it says you've arrived, just look for the sign on your the downhill side. There are parking spots down below so you don't need to walk down. Tours are available (at least on weekends) at 10, 12, 2 and 4. They require prebooking so you don't end up with 30 people at one. They have legitimate room for about 15-16 and he's super easy going, so they'll try to make it work. Tours are $15 a person and includes a PowerPoint on marsupials as well as about 45 minutes with the animals. They've documented baby wallabies and kangaroos for the full 7 months in the pouch and it's quite beautiful! We walked out with a lot of new knowledge! After about 30 minutes, you go out to the pastures to see the wallabies and kangaroos. They're very relaxed and love bread as we found out! They're very soft and are really fun to interact with. The kids loved petting them and we heard a lot of marsupial facts on the way home! This was absolutely worth the trip from Yakima and one that we'll likely repeat in the future! Rex was great and very accommodating - this is well worth your time and by the end, you'll be contemplating if you need to take a Wallaby home! read more

Really nice people, they know everything about the Roos and Wallaby's extremely well. The love for them is obvious There is a very nice presentation about the Wallaby's and Kangaroos (indoors) and then a "hand's on up close and personal with them. We were given a generous supply of snacks and encouraged to feed and pet the Kangaroos. The Kangaroos and Wallabys were all well behaved and quite frendly. Our grandchildren had a great time and would go back when we have an opportunity to do so. Our guide had a great sense of humor and kept things interesting for the adults. read more

So much fun and very educational! Definitely worth the drive and time. We had such an amazing time and would recommend to anyone. read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

My boyfriend took me to the Fall City Wallaby Ranch as a surprise and it was so fun! Not only were the wallabies and kangaroos adorable, but I learned a lot about these animals, which was the biggest takeaway for me. Prior to visiting, you must make a reservation ahead of time. We were able to visit on a Sunday at 12PM, and there were about 15 of us. Not sure what the maximum amount of people admitted are, but once the visit starts, you're seated in the barn for a video and tutorial about the wallabies and kangaroos, which has limited seating. Make a reservation! But the introduction was super handful, as you see how wallabies and kangaroos are born, learn about their temperaments and how to interact with them. The ranch is also USDA-certified and has partnered with National Geographic, to film the birth of one of the ranch's wallabies, which has led people from Australia to contact Rex, the owner, and visit the ranch to learn more about wallabies and kangaroos. Pretty impressive that people from a country where wallabies and kangaroos are from are visiting an east King County city to learn about the animals in their own backyard! Once the tutorial is over, that's when the fun part starts! You get to see and pet the wallabies and kangaroos in the ranch. First, Rex showed us his baby wallaby, JJ who currently lives with him. Then we were led outside to the grounds where all the wallabies and kangaroos were. Rex gave us bread treats, so that we could interact with the wallabies and kangaroos. There were plenty of moments for interaction with the animals, and eventually you get to memorize who's who. If you have a treat they won't have a problem coming up to you! Rex even showed us one of the pregnant wallabies who had a joey in her pouch. It was a fun experience and the owner does a wonderful job at providing these animals with the upmost care, especially since the ranch is USDA-certified, raising and handling animals to the highest standard. As long as an animal institution is humane and follows the set guidelines of an approval process, I will support it. And it was a great and memorable way to learn more about these marsupial creatures! read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Kangaroo - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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This was an unforgettable experience. I downloaded Yelp for the first time in over 5 years to leave a review. Rex taught us so many things we never knew about Roos. My husband and I loved learning everything and seriously enjoyed being able to pet them and hang out with them for the tour. I had no idea how soft these guys are! So cool! Thank you, Rex, for letting us come by and spend the afternoon with you. read more

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Visiting Fall City Wallaby Ranch was a very unique experience, and I highly recommend it. I am a zoo member, and visiting this ranch is so different from visiting a zoo. The owner has done something truly remarkable that very few other humans have done - he has taken a group of wild animals, raised several of them from the time that they were very young, and basically turned them almost into domestic pets. He has trained his wallabies and kangaroos like other people would train dogs, and his training methods have proven to be very successful. The wallabies and kangaroos seem very happy, and they are friendly with all of the visiting humans. They have very soft fur. Petting them and feeding them bread with my fingertips was a remarkable experience. One of the wallabies has been trained to stand up on his hind legs and nuzzle visitors! The results are fun and hilarious! One of the kangaroos has been trained to keep his front paws on the ground when he is in a stationary position. The owner has documented the 7-month development of the kangaroo baby in its mother's pouch. His documentation has been licensed for use by National Geographic Magazine and also by a handful of authors. It has also generated interest from individuals and organizations in Australia, as well as thousands of views online. It's very special to hear about so much of what was discovered during this process and to hear more unique, in-depth information about the wallabies and kangaroos in the 30-minute video at the start of our visit. The wallaby's pouch is not an envelope, it's a sphincter! (Just one of many interesting pieces of info that we learned!) One of the wallabies was pregnant when we visited, and the owner was so familiar with the wallaby that she allowed him to pry open her pouch so that we could all see the tiny wallaby baby inside of the pouch! The wallaby baby was still very young, it looked a little bit like a human fetus in the womb, but it does fine when exposed to open air when the pouch is opened up! It was only about 4 inches long, and it was pink and mostly shapeless. Really an amazing sight, and equally amazing that the wallaby trusts the owner to such an extent. We also got to pet a youngster wallaby that was much smaller than the adults but other than that looked like the adults, and a youngster kangaroo that was much younger than the youngster wallaby yet about the same size! The largest male kangaroo was named JJ, but may as well have been named Hercules - he was a Hercules of a kangaroo, with enormous bulging muscles and a formidable tail. He was so gentle and kind though that even little kids could pet him without fear. Kangaroos are preyed upon in the wild, so they still have the prey instinct to run away if someone runs at them. The owner was very clear that visitors are not allowed to run at his kangaroos. No one in our group did. Every single person in our group of 15 - 20 people got to pet the wallabies/kangaroos and feed them. An amazing experience. read more

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This guy was such a A hole on the phone that I'll never recommend this place ever. Asked me why "someone from Seattle would search where to visit Kangaroos." But he has a whole website around group tours and ticket pricing for kangaroos...near Seattle. Apparently "they welcome kids" but laughed and SCOLDED me for even suggesting bringing my 6 month old? Obviously out of the respect of other people, any parent, knowing the temperament of their child should do their research and deem what's appropriate for THEIR baby. His reasoning? I assumed, was for safety concerns but instead implied they'd get bored, that there's a cold breeze and it's 1.45 hrs of information. He said he would think it's "a good place for 10th graders" but not children because of how in depth it was. Told me I needed to go for the adults not the babies....but I'm obviously interested too...? Why else would I be calling? I'm not denying I'm uneducated in how one would visit a kangaroo ranch, but I had absolutely no idea I'd be left feeling so horrible and guilty for wanting more information about bringing my family. This could've been such a nicer conversation. I ended it saying I'm sorry. He obviously didn't care. I'm sure we both won't miss each other but I genuinely wish you guys the best. PLEASE be more clear on your website. "We welcome children but this is not a place for them" exactly as said to me on the phone. Take care. -Christy read more

This place was quite an eye opener . Would not bring kids under 6 here . The video at start was very informative but might be too much and too long for younger audience. Meeting all the wallabies and interacting with them was truly special. No need to go to Australia for this experience . Do read up about them on their website before you go. The cost per person at $20 was well worth it. read more

What an AMAZING day, we last minute called Rex and he set us up on a tour that day. We were super lucky with the timing. Such a cool experience and so educational. I'm originally from Australia so I know some stuff about wallabies and kangaroos, but this was a whole other level. I can't wait to come back and bring our friends!! read more

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(Review without visiting, definitely not planning to visit) I called the place 5-6 times for a booking and left voicemails but did not get a callback. I even emailed them for a slot and no response there as well. We were going that side so dropped in to enquire (we were very excited to meet the kangaroos) but the person at the place was very rude and did not speak well to us. I was hoping they can treat visitors well by letting them know how to book and be polite (I don't know what it takes for someone to speak nicely). When I am paying for the visit I do not want to be spoken that way. I don't plan to visit the ranch after this experience and if I do I will update this review. For now the owners/person in charge need to be more polite and have an easy way for bookings if they want visitors. I was excited to be back with my friends and kids and now nope :-) Update: even the response back on feedback by the owner is rude. With this attitude I see many visitors dropping their visit plans. I wish the owner could learn to be polite and speak well to whoever calls or visits but some people are too entitled. I hope he is kind to the animals atleast. Good luck to you and and your ranch. Why would u not let me come in when I myself don't want to and that too by paying. That is funny :-) also I didn't see you on TikTok I don't have an account there and I don't think this place is that famous like you think :-) read more

Rex is a really nice guy the ranch is great. My wife and I loved seeing the animals. It's a great way to spend an afternoon whether you have children or not. We highly recommend it. read more

Fall City Wallaby Ranch - Ranches Near Me - Fall City, Washington

My 11 year old son and I had a wonderful time and learned so much during our visit. The owner went out of his way to accommodate us and made our visit so very memorable. He was such a kind man and you can tell he loves what he does and the animals love him. read more

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This is such a great experience! The owner is amazing and you can tell he loves his job and them animals! Plan to take your time and just soak in this once in a lifetime experience. read more