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View over 50 species of animals...all from the comfort of your own vehicle! You'll be able to see animals roam freely on our gorgeous property Drive your vehicle on our maintained gravel road and see the animals through your windows! See everything from Auodad to Zebra and lots in between!
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Visit anytime between 9:30 AM and 4:00 PM, 7 days a week. No reservations necessary!
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Adults - $23.00 Seniors (65+) - $20.00 Children (3-12) - $17.00 Ages 2 and under - FREE
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Experience the self-guided Drive Thru Safari in your personal vehicle and see over 50 different species!
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OPEN AIR VEHICLES are NOT allowed. Vehicles must have tops and solid doors to participate in the safari.
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Experience the guided Drive Thru Safari on wagon and see over 50 different species! Go off the path and get up close and personal with the animals! Reservations highly suggested!
Adults - $37.00 Seniors (65+) - $34.00 Children (3-12) - $31.00 Ages 2 and under - FREE
Available seasonally from Mid-March-October 1 Hour Experience 9:30, 10:45, 12:00, 1:45, 3:00- peak season 10:00, 12:00, 2:00- non-peak season
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Don't miss the variety of small animals at our Roos and Crew Barn. View our animals in an intimate setting and learn all about their personalities.
Complete with a variety of small animals, kangaroos, and our iguana it is sure to be a memorable experience!
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Butterfly Jungle Safari
- $15 per person
Visit Butterfly Jungle in an all new way! Learn about the butterfly life cycle on your way into the Hidden Jungle aviary, then become immersed in the wonder of colorful, fluttering butterflies.
Wildlife Safari
- Ages 3 & up
- $92 & up per person
Travel in the back of a covered, open-air safari truck into our expansive savanna habitats, with an expert guide.
Behind-the-Scenes Safari
These Safaris are guaranteed to thrill and amaze! Your guide will escort you to a variety of locations around the Park to see animals up close and share stories of wildlife care and conservation.
Cart Safaris
- $60 & up per person
Sit back in the comfort of a Safari cart, as you enjoy a 60-minute guided tour of the Park’s spacious African or Asian savanna habitats, led by one of our knowledgeable guides.
Sun Up Cheetah Safari
- $90 & up per person
Come join us at the Safari Park to see what happens before we open our gates to visitors, including watching a cheetah run at top speed!
Ultimate Safari
- $710 & up per person
Enjoy a custom safari experience of a lifetime! The Ultimate Safari is your key to exclusive areas, wildlife interactions, and the very best in personalized service.
Roar & Snore Safaris
- $160 & up per person
Pack up your “trunk” for a sleepover adventure at the Safari Park! Choose from several age-appropriate sleepover categories with their own themes.
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- Ages 8 & up
- $81 & up per person
Soar as high as 130 feet above the ground, with a spectacular bird’s-eye view of rhinos, giraffes, and other wildlife in the savanna habitats below you.
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Where To Go On A Safari In The U.S.
An African safari might be high on your animal-loving kids’ bucket list, but for wildlife adventures closer to home, consider a safari right here in the United States. That’s right — a handful of state parks and private attractions make it possible to see giraffes and cheetahs from a safari vehicle. Whether you’re hoping to spot animals on your own or with a guide, here are 10 safaris that are sure to bring a thrill for the whole family.
Safari West | Sonoma, California
Although Sonoma is best known for its vineyards, you’d be surprised to learn that it’s also home to a 400-acre wildlife reservation. Safari West sets out to conserve animals like wildebeast, cheetahs, giraffes and gazelle — all of which are allowed to roam freely. Visitors can observe from an open-air vehicle and “glamp” in a tent for overnight stays.
Lion Country Safari | West Palm Beach, Florida
This drive-through safari has been thrilling families since 1967. The 900-animal park also serves up amusement park rides, boat cruises, water play splash zones and mini golf. There’s even an award-winning adjacent campground for a rustic stay.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park | Escondido, California
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park immerses visitors in an active, hands-on safari experience where herds of animals roam natural habitats in a vast reserve. Choose from a variety of safari expeditions by caravan truck, cart, zip line — there’s even an overnight option. There are amazing views of lions lounging in the grasslands, antelope and giraffes mingling, rhinos wallowing in waterholes and more.
The Wilds | Cumberland, Ohio
This non-profit conservation park (90 miles east of Columbus) sits on 10,000 acres of reclaimed mine land. The park combines cutting-edge conservation science and education programs with hands-on experiences and one-of-a-kind adventures. The Zipline Safari takes guests soaring on ten zip lines above more than 350 animals, or kids can giddy-up on a horseback safari.
Wild Animal Safari | Pine Mountain, Georgia
This drive-thru safari park boasts 65 types of exotic animals. Visitors can travel the 3.5 miles of adventure in their own vehicle, take a ride on the park’s complimentary bus tour or rent a Zebra Van. A ride through the park in the bus tour is led by a Wild Animal Safari tour guide.
Lamar Valley | Yellowstone National Park
Located in the northeastern corner of Yellowstone, the Lamar Valley is often called America’s Serengeti for its large and easy-to-see populations of large animals. Among its most famous inhabitants are the Junction Butte and Lamar Canyon wolf packs. In addition to wolves, other animals roaming the Lamar Valley include large herds of bison, pronghorn, badgers, grizzly bears, bald eagles, osprey, deer and coyotes.
Safari Wilderness Ranch | Lakeland, Florida
An easy drive from Orlando, this park covers 260 acres. Guests can hop in a canopied safari vehicle to cross wetlands and grasslands. The animals roaming here include zebra, kudu, springbok and water buffalo.
Point Reyes Safaris | Point Reyes, California
Head to the west coast for a wildlife safari to see bobcats, coyotes, badgers, grey fox, the famous tule elk, elephant seals, raptors, owls, shorebirds and whales. You’ll also enjoy seeing some of the most beautiful California coast the state has to offer. Safaris are customized to meet the goals and desires of each family.
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center | Glen Rose, Texas
This facility is an endangered species research and conservation center with over 1,000 animals from 50 species. Guided and self-guided tours are the main attraction. If hand-feeding a giraffe is on your bucket list, guests can buy a bag of animal feed and head out on the drive-through safari or take a guided tour.
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17 Accredited Drive Through Zoos and Safaris in the U.S.
After years of traveling around the United States, both with my family and without, I have run across many drive through zoos, safari parks, and wildlife preserves. As traditional zoos have transitioned to animal conservation and education over entertainment, there has been a shift to larger, more natural animal habitats and enclosures. The nice thing about drive through safaris and zoos is that most have acres and acres of land for animals to roam in a much more natural setting.
I constantly struggle with the benefits of zoos versus the negative impacts of keeping animals in captivity. Although I know many have different views, I see many benefits of these safari and wildlife parks from seeing the simple joy on a child’s face when they see an animal in person that inspires a lifelong interest in animal preservation, to the important research that these parks provide in understanding animal behavior and saving them from extinction.
That said, I do think we need to be careful about which establishments we support, which is why I have included only the zoos and safari parks that are accredited members of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums or the Zoological Association of America .
Drive Through Zoos & Safaris
I have intentionally left out a few safari parks, even ones that I have visited because greater research showed that they weren’t accredited by one of those two widely recognized organizations. (I found this article helpful in understanding the different types of accreditation and what it means.)
As of this writing, this list is only of drive through zoos and safaris that are accredited AZA or ZAA establishments or overseen by government wildlife entities. I have included drive through safaris and wildlife parks where you can either self-drive your own vehicle or take a safari tour or safari ride through the animal habitats.
Lion Country Safari, Loxahatchee, Florida
Founded in 1967 as the first drive-through safari park in the United States, Lion Country Safari is the largest attraction in The Palm Beaches. This park is home to more than 1,000 animals, which can be viewed along the 4-mile-long drive-through preserve and walk-through habitats on the 320-acre park. Animals from six different continents can be found at Lion Country Safari, including lions, white rhinos, chimpanzees, zebras, giraffes, and more.
After taking a scenic drive through the preserve, guests can enjoy the rides and attractions at Safari World. These include a boat ride on the Safari Queen, a paddleboat, miniature golf, a carousel, a Flying Elephant ride, and the Rio Grande Train. Safari World also includes Safari Plunge water slides, so guests can really make a day of their visit.
Lion Country Safari is located at 2003 Lion Country Safari Road, Loxahatchee, Florida 33470. Editor’s note: I was provided with a complimentary tour at Lion Country Safari, and I have also visited on my own. All opinions are my own.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Orlando, Florida
Kilimanjaro Safaris is one of many attractions at Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World . Ticketed guests can ride a guided safari vehicle through the Harambe Wildlife Reserve, home to 34 species over 110 acres of plains, forests, and rocky wetlands. This is a quick 18-minute ride in which guests will see animals such as a hippopotamus, giraffes, lions, elephants, rhinos, cheetahs, crocodiles, elephants, hyenas, zebras, and more.
Animal Kingdom is located at 2901 Osceola Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32830.
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari, Jackson, New Jersey
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari is an amusement park and animal preserve combined. Guests can explore this 350-acre preserve, containing 1,200 animals from six continents including elephants, rhinos, tigers, giraffes, and lions. This drive through safari takes 1.5 to 3 hours to complete and covers the Americas, Afrikka, Wild Plains, Serengeti Grasslands, Black Bear Ridge, Kingsland, Tigris Asiana, and more.
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari is located at 1 Six Flags Blvd., Jackson, NJ 08527.
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax, Pennsylvania
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park is a 150-acre wildlife park and zoo in Central Pennsylvania. You can roam through the many wildlife habitats to see giraffes, tigers, zebras, baboons ostriches, gibbons, kangaroos, lions, and much more. Then, ride a Safari Tour and hand-feed wildlife such as bison, water buffalo, yak, eland, and watusi.
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park is located at 760 Tobias Road, Halifax, PA 17032.
Cacoctin Wildlife Preserve, Thurmont, Maryland
While you can’t drive your own car on this drive through zoo, you can take a one-hour adventure ride on a safari vehicle through the Cacoctin Wildlife Preserve , which showcases exotic animals from six continents across twenty-five wooded acres and four different paddocks.
The Safari ride features African Zebra, North American Bison, Dromedary Camels, Asian and African Antelope, giant birds like Ostrich and Emu, European deer, Eurasian wild sheep, and unusual cattle, donkey and goat breeds from around the world.
Cacoctin Wildlife Preserve is located at 13019 Catoctin Furnace Road, Thurmont, MD 21788.
Virginia Safari Park, Natural Bridge, Virginia
Visitors of Virginia Safari Park can drive their own vehicles over three miles of a maintained gravel road to see and feed the animals on the 180-acre property. These encounters include elk and deer, which are free to roam and interact with visitors and each other throughout the property.
Virginia Safari Park also offers giraffe feeding, a petting zoo, and a chance to see tigers, penguins, and kangaroos in exhibits on the walk-through safari. Please note that the Virginia Safari Park is NOT associated with the Natural Bridge Zoo, which is also located in Natural Bridge in Shenandoah Valley.
Virginia Safari Park is located at 229 Safari Lane, Natural Bridge, VA 24578.
African Safari Wildlife Park, Port Clinton, Ohio
African Safari Wildlife Park is home to giraffes, zebra, alpaca, bison, elk, and more. African Safari Wildlife Park offers both a drive-through and walk-through safari option. One cup of animal food per car is included with admission. The park is not open year-round, so check the website for current opening dates and hours.
African Safari Wildlife Park is located at 267 S. Lightner Road, Port Clinton OH 43452.
The Wilds, Cumberland, Ohio
The Wilds spreads across 9,000 acres and is home to rare and endangered species from around the globe living in open-range habitats. This land that was once devoted to strip mining is now a private, non-profit safari park that combines conservation science and education programs. Guests can also enjoy immersive experiences such as zip line tours, horseback riding, fishing, and more.
Open-air safari tours take two hours and include a guided tour on an open-air vehicle with stops at Lake Trail and the Carnivore Center. Animals include giraffes, cheetahs, white rhinos, camels, trumpeter swans, zebras, oryx, and more.
The Wilds are located at 14000 International Rd, Cumberland, OH 43732.
Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari, Ashland, Nebraska
The Lee. G. Simmons Conservation Park and Wildlife Safari is also a wildlife preserve and part of Omaha’s famous Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium. The Wildlife Safari Park offers a four-mile, drive-through North American wildlife experience.
On this safari, you can see bison, elk, wolves, prairie dogs, deer, eagles, pelicans, and more up close and personal. There is also a viewing deck overlooking the 40 acres of woodland hills and open grasslands that make up the Bison Plains. In addition, a nature-based playground offers opportunities to explore, play and learn.
The Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari is located at 16406 N. 292 Street, Ashland, Nebraska 68003.
Lee Richardson Zoo, Garden City, Kansas
The Lee Richardson Zoo is home to 300 native and exotic animals over 50 acres. The zoo is free to pedestrians or visitors can pay to drive through the park to see the wild animals.
Each animal is an ambassador for their wild counterparts promoting the understanding and conservation of wildlife and wild places. Animals include lions, alpacas, addax, Amur leopards, camels, bison, ferrets, bobcats, elk, giraffes, jaguars, sloth bears, and so much more.
The Lee Richardson Zoo is located at 312 E Finnup Drive, Garden City, KS 67846.
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, Glen Rose, Texas
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center offers a 1,800-acre wildlife center with self-driven or guided safaris. Altogether they maintain 1,100 animals of 50 different species including bison, cheetah, wildebeest, emus, kudus, giraffes, zebras, wolves, rhinos, and more in a natural environment.
Unlike other safari drive-thrus, Fossil Rim has a focus on conservation and they have even successfully reintroduced an oryx species back into the wild in Chad. Fossil Rim is also the largest successful breeding facility for the endangered cheetah in the world. To date, they’ve had over 200 cheetah cubs which are critical for their conservation efforts.
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is located at 2155 County Road 2008, Glen Rose, Texas 76043.
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch, Texas
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch offers an African safari, Texas-style, and is one of Texas’ most recognized family entertainment attractions. Visitors can join a guided tour or drive their own vehicle through 450 acres of rolling hills, creek beds, and live oak trees.
The safari trek covers over six miles of the scenic Texas Hill Country and takes approximately an hour to an hour and a half to drive through. Guests will have a different adventure on each visit, witnessing the behavior of over 500 animals from 40 exotic, native and endangered animal species worldwide.
After the drive, families can walk through the giraffe barn and meander over to Lemur Island, the habitat of the Ring-Tailed Lemurs.
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch is located at 26515 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd, San Antonio, TX 78266.
Bearizona Wildlife Park, Williams, Arizona
One hour south of the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, Bearizona covers approximately 160 acres. Visitors can drive through more than three miles of Ponderosa Pine Forest, viewing North American animals in natural habitats as they go. There are also more animals in Fort Bearizona, a 20-acre walk-thru area, in a zoo-like setting.
Bearizona Wildlife Park is located at 1500 E Rte 66, Williams, AZ 86046 .
Camel Safari, Bunkerville, Nevada
Camel Safari offers guided safari tours that include guests riding either on the back of a camel, aboard our Safari Tram or on ATVs to view 40+ camelids up-close.
Located an hour north of Las Vegas, Camel Safari also offers evening VIP Sunset Safaris that include animal encounters while enjoying a stunning Mojave Desert sunset and roasting marshmallows for s’mores over a fire. Guided safaris are 2-hour interpreted tours.
Camel Safari is located at 2725 Rivercliff Road, Bunkerville, Nevada 89007.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Park, San Diego, California
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Park , located 35 miles away from the San Diego Zoo, offers a variety of drive-through safari tour options including a caravan, cart, and behind-the-scenes safari. Just note that you cannot drive your own car through this Wildlife Park.
In addition to the tour options, you can also enjoy experiences like zip lining, adventure courses, or even sleep overnight in the park on a camping adventure. Animals include rhinos, camels, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, gorillas, rhinos, lions, tigers, zebras, and more.
The Safari Park is located at 15500 San Pasqual Valley Road, Escondido, California 92027-7017.
Safari West, Santa Rosa, California
Coined the Sonoma Serengeti, Safari West is a Wildlife Preserve and African tent camp fully accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Safari West’s 400 acres are home to nearly 1,000 animals, including African antelopes, primates, and predators, plus a variety of avian life from around the globe. Instead of driving their own car through this safari, guests can sign up for guided tours on retro-fitted safari vehicles.
Safari West also offers unique “glamping” accommodations within the preserve using custom-built tents imported from Botswana, which overlook a view of grazing antelope and giraffes. Twilight dining and wine-paired adventures are available as well as dining at the onsite Savannah Café.
Safari West is located at 3115 Porter Creek Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95404. Editor’s note: I was provided with a complimentary tour and overnight stay at Safari West. All opinions are my own.
Wildlife Safari, Winston, Oregon
Wildlife Safari is home to America’s most successful cheetah breeding program, with over 235 Cheetah cubs. It is also home to over 500 animals of many different species including elephants, lions, bison, elk, wildebeest, brown bears, zebra, giraffes, hippos, rhinos, tigers, and more. Wildlife Safari is dedicated to the preservation and education of native and exotic wildlife.
The drive-through safari takes approximately one to one and one-half hours to drive through. The safari takes you past ostrich, Watusi cattle, lions, zebra, hippos, oryx, rhinos, giraffes, and elephants. Then you will pass the land of bears, bison, and elk within the sprawling canyon forests of North America. Lastly, you will journey through the cheetah breeding grounds and past Sumatran Tigers, all from the comfort of your own vehicle.
Wildlife Safari is located at 1790 Safari Rd, Winston, OR 97496.
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, Washington
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is a 723-acre wildlife park featuring a tram tour that takes visitors through a 435-acre free-range area. Tram tours run 40 minutes and are led by a naturalist through meadows and forests with herds of Roosevelt elk, moose, bighorn sheep, caribou, and more.
Animal walking tours, keeper talks, Kids’ Treks, and hiking trails are all available. The Zip Wild Deep Forest Challenge offers five exhilarating zipline courses through a tree canopy.
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is located at 11610 Trek Dr E, Eatonville, WA 98328.
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