Safari Wild Animal Park

"We were able to visit the petting barn! Giraffes were in a “dock” that we were told was off limits. We could see them roaming but from 50 yards away. We purchased a bag of feed, and it lasted through the whole petting barn. Everyone was so sweet, welcoming and gave good directions. We opted not to drive the safari tour in our vehicle due to our time constraints, they said it’s up to an hour to traverse the course. Cleaning was really important, the paddocks and pastures are spacious. Every herd has water and a shelter! It’s a beautiful facility. I thought it would be right off the interstate but it’s actually a 15 minute drive."

"Took the whole family and I think me and the wife had more fun than the kids it was definitely a day we will remember all the animals are free roaming and looked happy unlike at local zoos"

"Safari Wild Animal Park is one of the most wonderful destinations you should visit when you have travel in Tennessee or Mississippi. You can say Hi to the friendly-wild animals. Then, You can feed them with the animal food provided in this park. It is a nice place to spend your holiday with your family, friends, and children."

"This place is AWESOME. I bring my friends and family here all the time, but as someone who has been here 5+ times… here a few tips: -DO NOT bring your very nice/brand new car here. Some of the animals like to jump up on your door and the food pellets will go up inside your window. I still find stray pellets in my car to this day. -Buy extra bags of food. Some of the animals are smart with a combination of greed. They like to steal your entire bag. -Ration out your food and save it for the end. There are giraffes at the very end and I’m sure you’ll want to feed them. -If you want to feed the big ole bison and he’s laying down, just shake your food bag. He’ll get up. -I’ve never done this, but DO NOT bring your pets along with you. They don’t allow pets and it should be common sense not bring them. -Try coming on a weekday if possible. It’s never fun to be stuck behind multiple cars."

"One of the best experiences!!! The animals were so sweet and they LOVE eating out of your hand except I wouldn't recommend feeding the ostriches, and zebras or they will bite and peck your hands. My favorite would definitely be all the Llamas. We made a good friend with a giant Watusi who kept following our car for more itches. You could tell this place was well maintained with its clean land and you can tell that the owner is very passionate about it. Speaking of the owner, we had a very good conversation, and how he was planning on, expanding and adding more animals. This was definitely one of the best safaris and zoos I’ve been to. I’m definitely looking for annual passes and planning on coming here later in the future with more family."