Hello there! My name is Pickles, and I am the most popular alligator here at Alligator Alley (at least that’s what I like to believe). I’m excited to take you on a journey through a typical day in my life as an alligator...
Read MoreWes Moore, the owner of Alligator Alley, founded the alligator farm in 2004 to rescue alligators from unsafe environments. A majority of the alligators at the farm were transported from Florida swamplands to the swamp oasis in Summerdale, AL. While Alligator Alley does not accept...
Read MoreWes Moore, the owner of Alligator Alley, founded the alligator farm in 2004 to rescue alligators from unsafe environments. A majority of the alligators at the farm were transported from Florida swamplands to the swamp oasis in Summerdale, AL. While Alligator Alley does not accept...
Read MoreWes Moore, the owner of Alligator Alley, founded the alligator farm in 2004 to rescue alligators from unsafe environments. A majority of the alligators at the farm were transported from Florida swamplands to the swamp oasis in Summerdale, AL. While Alligator Alley does not accept...
Read MoreAs 2022 comes to a close, we look forward to what lies ahead in the New Year, but we can’t help but reflect on the past year and all the memories made. As the days have gotten colder, we fondly recall live feedings in the sun...
Read MoreHappy holidays from all your pals at Alligator Alley! You may be wondering how our scaly friends like to celebrate around the swamp. As you may know, we are closed for a few days during the winter months as our alligators aren’t as active when...
Read MoreIf you’ve ever visited Alligator Alley, you’ve more than likely heard about Pickles. He’s one of the most popular alligators around the swamp, because he’s cute, friendly and loves to play dress up. Pickles is 10 years old, 7ft long and weighs 80 pounds, but...
Read MoreEach year around this time, alligator eggs, also known as hatchlings, are harvested at the farm and hatch during the month of September....
Read MoreMore than just alligators call Alligator Alley home. From turtles and snakes to frogs and pigs, our swamp is full of farm friends you are going to love!...
Read MoreWith a name like “Alligator Alley,” it’s no surprise our alligators get plenty of attention from visitors who come to see these reptiles roaming through the swamp. Yes, we are home to over 600 alligators, but did you know that we also have quite a...
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