Lion Country Safari Review

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Lion Country Safari

Fodor's Review:

Drive your own vehicle along 8 mi of paved roads through a 500-acre cageless zoo with a thousand free-roaming animals. Lions, elephants, white rhinos, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, chimpanzees, and ostriches are among the wild things in residence. Lions are fenced away from roads, but there's a good chance you'll have a giraffe or two nudging at your window. Exhibits include the Kalahari, designed after a South African bush plateau and containing water buffalo and nilgai (the largest type of Asian antelope), and the Gir Forest, modeled after a game forest in India and showcasing a pride of lions. (For obvious reasons, no convertibles or pets are allowed.) A walk-through area has bird feeding and a petting zoo. You can also take a pontoon-boat tour, go paddle boating, play miniature golf, or send the kids off to the play area with rides and sports fields. There's also a restaurant and a snack shop.

  • Cost: $22.99; $4.50 parking fee
  • Open: Daily 9:30-5:30; last entrance 4:30
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