Alligator Farm

Envision grasping an infant crocodile, or sustaining its 10-foot long mom from a stick! These are only a portion of the attractions in Arkansas' most renowned and most established gator cultivate situated in Hot Springs only opposite Whittington Park. Built up in 1902 for the most part to raise crocs for their covers up and to pitch them to zoos, the homestead immediately formed into a vacation destination prominent among the numerous guests to Hot Springs.

The ranch now has in excess of 300 gators and a petting zoo with emu, deer, dwarf goats, horses, and sheep. The ranch is likewise home to ious primates, wild ducks, Arkansas mountain lions, turkeys, wolves, peacocks, and numerous others. The homestead quickly turned out to be broadly celebrated in 1918 when Babe Ruth tossed a grand slam amid spring preparing in Whittington Park right over the street from the ranch.