easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with mostly gentle walking in the foot safari after driving through the park.
Drive through acres of roaming African wildlife and hand-feed giraffes at Mississippi’s Safari Wild Animal Park & Preserve. Discover how this accessible safari park offers a family-friendly adventure close to Memphis.
All ages • Year Round • Last car at 4pm
Safari Wild Animal Park is Mississippi’s premier safari park featuring a stunning 466 acre authentic African drive-through and walk-through safari park and wild animal preserve. See our amazing wild African animals up close and personal, with a giraffe feeding station, camel rides, lorikeet feeding, and a children’s petting safari.
Experience all the above and more at your Safari Wild Animal Park. Drive through the 6.5 miles of African safari roads in your own car and interact and feed animals as you make your way through the wilds of Africa. After your journey return to the foot safari. An experience you will never forget, Africa at your back door.
Safari Wild Animal Park is renowned for being better, larger, and closer than our competition and quite less drive time, meaning less gas expense and more time for your family to spend a full day in the animal park versus driving time. Just a short drive south of Memphis on Interstate 55.
Experience the safari roads by driving your own car for a safe, flexible visit through the animal enclosures.
Purchasing feed on-site is required for interacting with giraffes and lorikeets, so come prepared for feeding stations.
After the drive-through, explore the walking safari areas comfortably with sturdy shoes suitable for dirt paths.
To avoid the midday heat and crowds, start your day when the park opens and enjoy cooler, more active animal sightings.
Safari Wild Animal Park & Preserve opened to bring an authentic African safari experience to Mississippi, focused on education and conservation since its founding.
The park participates in habitat preservation and animal welfare programs, emphasizing sustainability and responsible tourism in the region.
Helps you spot distant wildlife and observe animals without disturbance.
A wide-brimmed hat and sunscreen are necessary during sunny summer afternoons.
summer specific
Supports long hours on uneven dirt paths in the walk-through portions of the park.
Stay hydrated during your drive and walks, especially in warmer months.
all specific