See Crocodile Encounter behind the scenes on a 1-hour guided feeding tour
1 hour
Admission, guided feeding, BTS
Explore Crocodile Encounter with standard admission plus a roughly 1-hour guided tour. Go behind the scenes and watch an interactive feeding display with larger crocodiles.
No outside animal food is allowed. Food for animal feeding is available for purchase in the gift shop.
All tickets are nonrefundable but transferable to another date if you cannot make your tour time. One transfer date per reservation is permitted and must be done prior to the booked tour time. Transfer requests after the tour time are not possible.
Come prepared like you would for a day at a Texas zoo: bring suntan lotion, wear comfortable closed-toe walking shoes, and dress for the season. Bug spray is usually not needed, but you can bring it if you want.
No. You can’t bring outside animal food into Crocodile Encounter due to USDA policy. Food for animal feeding is available for purchase in the gift shop (or online when you buy tickets).
The guided tour lasts roughly an hour, but it can vary depending on the animals’ behavior and the day’s schedule. Tour times also vary from day to day, so check the daily schedule before you go.
Crocodile Encounter: 23231 County Road 48 Angleton, TX 77515 US
Visitors consistently rave about the up-close animal encounters here, particularly the chance to feed crocodiles, alligators, tortoises, goats, deer, and antelope. The guided tours get special praise for knowledgeable, friendly guides who really engage with kids and adults alike. Many reviewers mention doing the behind-the-scenes tour and finding it absolutely worth the extra cost. You'll need to purchase feed separately for the animals, but guests say the hands-on experience makes it worthwhile. Beyond the reptiles, expect some fun surprises like Rosie the Raccoon and interesting bird species. The overall vibe is relaxed and family-friendly, with plenty of space to explore at your own pace. Several visitors recommend arriving early enough to do a guided tour followed by self-exploration, maybe even packing a picnic to make a full day of it. A couple of reviewers noted that some areas could use minor repairs and maintenance, though they still found everything safe and enjoyable. One person mentioned the guided tour felt rushed with their particular group, so the self-guided option might suit travelers who prefer taking their time. The staff consistently earns compliments for being welcoming and happy to answer questions.
Don't waste your money going to Australia Zoo to see a croc encounter....come here!!! This place is awesome and totally affordabl 👌
Floss G
April 7, 2026
Don't waste your money going to Australia Zoo to see a croc encounter....come here!!! This place is awesome and totally affordabl 👌
Floss G
April 7, 2026