“drive. hike. explore”
Drive. Hike. Explore. Wildlife Safari Park is a four mile, drive-through North American wildlife adventure. You will feel like you are on an actual safari, coming face-to-face with North American plants and animals such as elk, white-tailed deer, bison and waterfowl. Four American elk calves and five grey wolf pups are making their debut at Wildlife Safari Park. The elk calves were born toward the end of June and can be seen with their mothers at Bison Plains.
I would definitely make the stop. It was awesome!!
Best money spent yet. Amazing!!!
We went when it was cold but saw most of the animals.
7.50 per adult and less for kids. It took us about 2 hours total to go through, including the walking area. My teenage boys liked it as much as I did, our only complaint being the poor bear looked way too hot. My heart was so sad for him.
This was a pretty fun stop. The day we went was 94 so we didn’t take the hike to see the wolves. But it was worth the stop to see some animals and to let the toddler out of her seat.
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Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari
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