🏠 Kangaroo Creek Farm
📍 5932 Old Vernon Rd, Kelowna, BC V1X 7V2
Opening hours: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m
💰 $21

An animal farm near Vancouver for a whole day is definitely here! I love kelowna's farm! Super many animals can be touched casually, feel there are hundreds of animals here are particularly many species, "the core of the most stable" capybara family, kangaroo, goat, peacock, rabbit, ostrich, porcupine, and small honey kangaroo, all these animals can be touched, and they are not afraid of people! And the best is the kangaroo baby sitting in the mother's nursery

It is best to go in as soon as the door opens in the morning, otherwise there will be a lot of people, too suitable for friends who like animals and children to play, start at least two hours or more!

My favorite is the capybara and the honey glider, which is very cute and is in the small pavilion in the Capybara area. When business is very active, will climb into the hoodie hat, very soft and easy to touch!



This kangaroo farm has a huge number of kangaroos and is super friendly to people. All the small animals on the estate can be petted, and the staff will give everyone leaves for visitors to feed them.

There are white and yellow kangaroos but I can only see one white one and it's a little scary, soft to the touch but each one looks lazy. In addition to kangaroos, the farm also has the latest super hot Capie bar and other small animals can be touched, there are many families with children are in a variety of animals! I even touched an ostrich. Ha, ha, ha, ha.


There are also parrot shows (parrots say hello to you) and various tropical animals, and staff are always on hand to explain their names, ages and how they came to be on the farm.

Capybara is very classic cute, hair is hard, but very cute, also see a family of capybara to swim, Hart soft!

The farm has a porcupine sister, can also touch, the staff said from the forehead all the way to the back can be touched, like touching a bundle of twigs. The rabbit near the porcupine is a good touch, very soft!

There are snakes and lizards operating in shifts in the reptile area, I did not catch up with the lizards, but I touched two beautiful snakes, and I can also let the staff put the neck to take photos (I am very sorry) there are parrots near the reptile to take photos, and emu.

The farm is well staffed with two or three staff in each area patrolling/handing out snacks, 20 in June 💰/ adults, with prices rising during peak months in July and August. (Although walkin is available, I still booked online in advance.)

⚠️ Be sure to get there early! We opened at 10 on time, the parking lot was almost full (probably because of the long weekend) and the animals would eat before they were fed in the morning.
It was super hot at noon and the food truck was a little busy on the day we went, so it was recommended to bring a snack or something, because there were a lot of people picnicking.

All in all, the staff were lovely, fed the super calm Cappie bar and the super active porcupine, watched the white peacock fight with the green peacock, and this stylish chicken in bell-bottom pants, the wallaby was soft, and the branches peeled really fast.

The focus is on the six-year-old male kangaroo, who is said to have "seen" other males around him, flexing his muscles to show his lordship status. Ha, ha, ha. That's so man. Bunny is so cute. Fed so fat. So happy today!