YouвЂ™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! Can I feed the animals at the safari park? Trust me вЂ“ if you have food вЂ“ they will come! What animals are at the African Safari Wildlife Park? If you drive through PLEASE for the love drive up to the red pole like the employees will ask you to! They try to get the cars to drive half way through the exhibit and THEN let the animals come there to feed instead of being stuck right at an open gate.

You can purchase food in the gift shop for animals in the walk through area as well as buying food for the animals in the drive through area. I recommend starting off walking through the safari park and enjoying that area before doing the drive through area. We visited right when the park opened and these gibbons were swinging all over the place having a blast! IвЂ™ve been to zoos and wildlife centers all over the country and never seen gibbons having so much fun! Yes вЂ“ well some of it! ThereвЂ™s a walk through portion of African Safari Wildlife Park and thereвЂ™s a drive through section вЂ“ I highly recommend doing both! When we first began on the walk through area we arrived at the gibbons area вЂ“ they were SO MUCH FUN! Spend 3 minutes with us for some in person highlights during our trip to the park: Where can I find coupons for the African Safari Wildlife Park?Д«eing a family of 5 weвЂ™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 Groupon before you go! Can I walk through the safari park? I was thrilled to see how well cared for the animals were at African Safari Wildlife Park!ДЄll of the animals вЂ“ straight down to the budgie aviary вЂ“ had access to food and water at all times, no matter if they were fed by guests or not! All animals had access to shelter and вЂњnon humanвЂќ areas that were roped off for the animals to go if they didnвЂ™t want interaction with people.Д®xhibits had signs to read and learn more about each animal that we visited вЂ“ everything was extremely well done! IвЂ™m pretty sure my mushy brain will remember the difference between a dromedary camel and a bactrian camel for life now! We absolutely LOVE animals and in a past life I used to care for animals in a college biology lab вЂ“ not to mention the literally 100+ animals weвЂ™ve had at our house since we had kids.

Safari in ohio