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African Safari Wildlife Park | Drive-Thru Safari in Port Clinton, OH. Plan your next visit to African Safari Wildlife Park, the Midwest's original drive-through safari!
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Jun 27, 2012 · African Safari Wildlife Park. 1,080 reviews. #3 of 21 things to do in Port Clinton. Nature & Wildlife AreasZoos. Closed now. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Write a review. About. Have you ever fed a Camel? Been nose-to-nose with a Bison? If not, you will at African Safari Wildlife Park!
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Website. www .africansafariwildlifepark .com. The African Safari Wildlife Park is a drive through wildlife park in Port Clinton, Ohio, United States. Visitors can drive through the 65-acre (26 ha) preserve and watch and feed the animals from their car.
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Being a family of 5 we’re always on the lookout for a good sale or coupon, and the African Safari Wildlife Park coupons are no different! You can look on their coupons page, sign up for their e-mails at the top of their page, keep an eye on their Facebook page, and always check Grouponbefore you go!
Yes – well some of it! There’s a walk through portion of African Safari Wildlife Park and there’s a drive through section – I highly recommend doing both! When we first began on the walk through area we arrived at the gibbons area – they were SO MUCH FUN! We visited right when the park opened and these gibbons were swinging all over the place havin...
You’ll find red river hogs, sulcata tortoises, warthogs, white-handed gibbons, kangaroo, porcupine, white alligator, alpacas, bactrian camels, bison, bongos, elk, fallow deer, giraffes, zebra, rabbits, budgies, guanaco, llamas, Scottish highlanders, sika deer, white bison and more!
YES! This is the best part! I absolutely LOVE hands on animal encounters and there’s plenty of that here! I recommend checking their website to see all of their current feeding options but at the very least I highly recommend buying some food for the drive through park. You can also buy sticks to feed the budgies, lettuce for the rabbits, and the n...
This one is a no-no – even though it sounds like it would be nice! All food that is fed to the animals here has been cleared for the animals’ consumption via stringent regulations.
Food is sold in “packages” if you will. For the drive through safari park you can buy food at $15, $30, or $45 amounts. We bought the $30 package for our family which pretty much covered our 3 kids plus a little. There’s also a $14.95 option per person for the walk through park which allows you to feed the kangaroos, porcupine, tortoise, rabbits an...
Wild animals are animals! But seriously, I’ve been to the African Safari Wildlife Park twice now and have not had any damage. I have had plenty of slobber and mud though! I DO however, highly recommend folding your mirrors in before going through the drive through safari! There are BIG animals, some with horns – anything can happen. My best suggest...
Yes – the animals of course are the main attraction at the safari park but there’s a lot of other things to see and do! There are educational animal programs during the summer, a playground, camel rides, gem mining, places to eat, and the gift shop. We spent several hours at the park and didn’t even make it to any of the animal programs because we ...
This is African safari, an evocative immersion in the wild world, an intimate insight into a wilderness that hasn’t been tamed. The best way to think about it is to consider the etymology of safari.
