Keystone Safari in Grove City, Pennsylvania, operates a 144-acre interactive animal park dedicated to wildlife encounters, conservation education, and family-friendly activities. Visitors can drive through and walk through exhibits that showcase rare and international species, including Barbary Lions and Reticulated Giraffes. Ranked as the 6th best safari park in the nation, Keystone Safari combines large habitat displays with hands-on opportunities such as a feed wristband that allows guests to safely feed select animals.
The park offers a Walk-Thru Admission that highlights the property’s diverse habitats and species, and it provides curated experiences for closer animal interactions. The African Penguin Feeding Experience pairs guests with animal care staff to feed and learn about African Penguins, with keeper commentary on behavior, diet, and conservation needs. The Two-Toed Sloth Encounter is a behind-the-scenes opportunity for visitors aged eight and up to meet, handle, and feed Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloths under staff supervision.
Animal care staff lead educational presentations and supervised encounters designed to prioritize animal welfare and guest safety. Tickets and specific experience availability vary by season and are subject to capacity limits. Keystone Safari operates on its 144 acres to provide structured, immersive encounters and interpretive information that support memorable visits and respectful interactions with wildlife. The park’s combination of drive-through, walk-through, and specialty encounters makes it a notable destination for families, educators, and visitors seeking up-close animal experiences in western Pennsylvania. Advance reservations are recommended for specialty experiences; tickets and feed wristbands may be purchased online or directly at the park entrance.