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Very very big zoo
Nice and interesting but very long walk for the hot Arizona Werther's
The safari was amazing
Nice and interesting but very long walk for the hot Arizona Werther's
The safari was amazing
Our family absolutely loved the safari and encountering all of the animals! Feeding the tigers and watching them was really enjoyable. The staff and guides were very knowledgeable and had great rapport with the animals, which made the safari even more enjoyable. We all loved feeding the giraffes, meeting the mountain lion, other big cats, and encountering all of the other wildlife. The kids were thrilled that we were able to watch a snake get fed a turkey in the reptile house - it was very exciting! The shows and safaris are well-timed for getting lunch or a snack. We will be back!
We love this place, my grandson was visiting from Ohio and had never been there it was awesome he loved it
Beautiful place. Awesome experiences! I wish I lived closer so I could go again!
Had an amazing time here the other day. I’ve always wanted to visit & I’m so glad I was finally able to do so. The whole experience is amazing. It was a cooler day so all the animals were out & about. The tiger splash was amazing & definitely worth seeing. The whole staffing for the carnivores is super kind & knowledgeable. The safari tour was super fun as well. The one thing I love that they do is all of the animals names are displayed. I loved knowing their names & seeing how the animals response to the trainers when being called. I’ll have to come back to try the zip line another day. We were lucky to visit on a Sunday so we can watch the predator feeding. I highly recommend to go on a day when that’s happening for the additional experience. All of the staff provided a great & informative experience & you can tell they truly care for the animals & that the animals love them back
We love this place. We live in San Diego and would rather go here than go to the San Diego Zoo or wild animal park. At Out of Africa, you get very close to the animals, and during the safari ride, you get to hand feed giraffes.
I took my daughter here for her 10th birthday and we had a blast! The people that work there are very knowledgeable about the animals they take care of, and information about conservation. I would strongly recommend the predator feed.
It is one of the best places in Arizona to visit with family and friends.
Kids will surely enjoy it. You will surely spend 5 hours. If you are planning, plan for the whole day.
Kids will surely enjoy it. You will surely spend 5 hours. If you are planning, plan for the whole day.
Honestly, our first choice was Bearizona but we chose Out of Africa due to slightly warmer weather.
I went on a weekend. It wasn't super crowded. No wait to get in. The restrooms were clean.
I love that as long as you have your wristband you can leave and come back within the same day.
It's a lot of walking to see not a lot of the animals. Some were in their habitats out of view and some habitats had no occupants. That was disappointing. Thankfully they have frequent free shuttles to help with the long walks.
The bbq brisket sandwich was super tender and delicious! And the price was good.
The tiger splash was fun. I missed the event where you get to pet different animals. Outside of the reptile house there's a beautiful bird named Apache. If you speak to him using his name he will say "hi" or "hello". We loved him!
The highlight of the visit is the safari tour where you get to feed the giraffes. I love that they come so close to you. Very beautiful animals! Unfortunately you have to resist the urge to pet them. The safari tour was shorter than expected but the giraffes made up for that.
Over all I do feel that the price of admission is a little over priced. You can see way more animals for cheaper at the World Wildlife Zoo & Aquarium.
I went on a weekend. It wasn't super crowded. No wait to get in. The restrooms were clean.
I love that as long as you have your wristband you can leave and come back within the same day.
It's a lot of walking to see not a lot of the animals. Some were in their habitats out of view and some habitats had no occupants. That was disappointing. Thankfully they have frequent free shuttles to help with the long walks.
The bbq brisket sandwich was super tender and delicious! And the price was good.
The tiger splash was fun. I missed the event where you get to pet different animals. Outside of the reptile house there's a beautiful bird named Apache. If you speak to him using his name he will say "hi" or "hello". We loved him!
The highlight of the visit is the safari tour where you get to feed the giraffes. I love that they come so close to you. Very beautiful animals! Unfortunately you have to resist the urge to pet them. The safari tour was shorter than expected but the giraffes made up for that.
Over all I do feel that the price of admission is a little over priced. You can see way more animals for cheaper at the World Wildlife Zoo & Aquarium.
We had lots of fun here. We were able to feed the animals, including the tiger. There are a few shows that go into more depth on certain animals. The time spent there was worth it. We didn't feel rushed and we were able to take our time and leave once we felt ready
This was our very first experience here, and I must say, it was absolutely INCREDIBLE. I was very unfamiliar with the park and all the activities, but Barbara in the gift shop was so nice and took the time to explain how everything worked and made sure that we didn’t miss out on any of the fun.
I got more up close and personal with tigers, lions, and giraffes than I have ever been in my entire life. I got to feed a huge tiger and a spunky giraffe, I got to watch the tigers swim and the lions feed, I saw gigantic snakes and watched a very cute sloth munch on veggies, I even got to see a rare miracle - a grizzly bear waking up from hibernation!
The closeness and behind-the-scenes access that this place provides for these amazing animals is extremely impressive, and you can tell how passionate the staff is about their work. It was a very magical day, and I will definitely be back again soon.
I got more up close and personal with tigers, lions, and giraffes than I have ever been in my entire life. I got to feed a huge tiger and a spunky giraffe, I got to watch the tigers swim and the lions feed, I saw gigantic snakes and watched a very cute sloth munch on veggies, I even got to see a rare miracle - a grizzly bear waking up from hibernation!
The closeness and behind-the-scenes access that this place provides for these amazing animals is extremely impressive, and you can tell how passionate the staff is about their work. It was a very magical day, and I will definitely be back again soon.
We visited today and took the Supermog. Our guide was Tony and he was amazing! Great personality, extremely knowledgeable and conveyed his love for the animals. We couldn't have asked for a better experience! The emphasis the entire staff puts on the well being of the animals is wonderful. I can't wait to return and bring the grandkids.
Love how the animals have huge habitats allows them to be free and comfortable.
i haven’t been here since i was at least 11 or 12 and i had brought it up to my friend and we decided to go since he had never been! we had a BLAST the super mog tour was definitely my favorite and huge shoutout to KARA she was an EXCELLENT tour guide, very knowledgeable and loved her little jokes thank you kara❤️
At 1st, the drive-in throws you off a bit. Not your typical over extravagant entrance and perfect signs n paved roads. It's more the actual habitat you'd probably enter if you were actual at the safari, which is way cooler than other Zoos or animal parks I've seen. Once inside, you get a free map and bus/shuttle ride up to the 1st stop seeing separate lion and tiger sights along the way. Right away there's shows planned from little after it opens. Tiger shows reptile shows, etc. We chose to walk separately from the shuttle pick ups and walk around the loop of the safari park. Little bit of a walk but so much more personal with the different animals where we got some pretty amazing pictures, videos and one on one moments with the animals. Fencing separates you but still more than I've had at any other animals park. The lions and giraffes were so freakn cool. Think I had a moment with one of the giraffe. But I was good and didn't feed em or try n touch them. You and your family will love this place. Gotta take some time and visit the Out of Africa Wildlife Park. You won't regret it!
Such an amazing place. I've been to quite a few zoos before, this was an entirely different feel and experience.
It was amazing driving through the Serengeti area and being able to see all the different animals in one shared enclosure.
All of the big cats were incredible. It was neat being able to see the tiger splash exhibit, and watching all of the big lions and tigers and mountain lion and everything eat.
I am in a mobility scooter, and was pretty impressed with the accessibility of the entire area. Their buses and tour vehicles are accessible, and I was able to load up in the vehicles in my scooter, which was nice. It might be a little bit difficult for somebody in a manual wheelchair because there is a lot of rock and dirt, but my electric scooter was able to go through most of it without too much problem.
Definitely would come back. Highly recommended for anybody who loves animals, and especially children.
It was amazing driving through the Serengeti area and being able to see all the different animals in one shared enclosure.
All of the big cats were incredible. It was neat being able to see the tiger splash exhibit, and watching all of the big lions and tigers and mountain lion and everything eat.
I am in a mobility scooter, and was pretty impressed with the accessibility of the entire area. Their buses and tour vehicles are accessible, and I was able to load up in the vehicles in my scooter, which was nice. It might be a little bit difficult for somebody in a manual wheelchair because there is a lot of rock and dirt, but my electric scooter was able to go through most of it without too much problem.
Definitely would come back. Highly recommended for anybody who loves animals, and especially children.
Our bus driver to get us to the top of the hill was a cool looking man with sunglasses and a headband band. He said he was 62 years old. old and no wrinkles. He was a hoot. He said he was a stunt man for many years and google his name to find out more. Unfortunately, I did not hear his name because our bus was quite noisy. He talked about the animals and the park and added some jokes, too. He made our short ride fun.
Our tour bus guide Lucas, who told us he has been working for 5 months, was an absolute professional. He was very informative, animated with the animals, and really made the tour fun. He answered questions and told us some fun facts about the animals. Both drivers were awesome. Enjoyed our tour very much. Hold on to both of these guys. They are both great!
Our tour bus guide Lucas, who told us he has been working for 5 months, was an absolute professional. He was very informative, animated with the animals, and really made the tour fun. He answered questions and told us some fun facts about the animals. Both drivers were awesome. Enjoyed our tour very much. Hold on to both of these guys. They are both great!
We were gifted a family season pass for Christmas. The facility is amazing and interactive. It’s incredible to see these beautiful animals up close. The tiger splash show is a must see, as well as the safari bus ride. Feeding the giraffes was our absolute favorite part of our visit. The only thing I would suggest not to spend the extra money on is feeding a tiger. All you do is push a handle to help get the meat to the animal through a fence. Not worth $5 in my opinion but you do get close to them. All staff are very kind snd friendly and happy to help answer questions and give information about events going on in the park. Jessica was our guide on both safari tours and she did an amazing job! On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:00 PM (i think!) you can follow the feeding truck around the park and watch all the animals be fed. That was another highlight of our trip!
Our family had an incredible time at Out of Africa Wildlife Park! This experience was truly a highlight of our trip, and I can't recommend it enough. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the park's beautiful setting and the variety of wildlife it has to offer.
One of the standout attractions for us was the tiger show. Watching these magnificent creatures up close was both thrilling and educational. The staff did an excellent job explaining their behaviors and habitats, making it an engaging experience for our kids, ranging in age from 2 to 12.
The predator feed was another amazing experience that we absolutely loved. Seeing the powerful animals in action was exhilarating, and it offered a unique perspective on the animal kingdom that you won't want to miss. The bus ride through the park allowed us to get up close and personal with many of the animals, and the guides provided fascinating insights into their lives and the conservation efforts in place.
Overall, Out of Africa Wildlife Park is a must-visit for families of all ages. The combination of engaging shows, interactive experiences, and the chance to learn more about these incredible animals made it a day we will never forget. We can't wait to return and explore even more!
One of the standout attractions for us was the tiger show. Watching these magnificent creatures up close was both thrilling and educational. The staff did an excellent job explaining their behaviors and habitats, making it an engaging experience for our kids, ranging in age from 2 to 12.
The predator feed was another amazing experience that we absolutely loved. Seeing the powerful animals in action was exhilarating, and it offered a unique perspective on the animal kingdom that you won't want to miss. The bus ride through the park allowed us to get up close and personal with many of the animals, and the guides provided fascinating insights into their lives and the conservation efforts in place.
Overall, Out of Africa Wildlife Park is a must-visit for families of all ages. The combination of engaging shows, interactive experiences, and the chance to learn more about these incredible animals made it a day we will never forget. We can't wait to return and explore even more!
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Join our nonprofit`s raffle for a chance to WIN while supporting our mission too! 🐅
Link in our bio to enter to win!
Win original tiger art and support the future of big cat care. The prize is a one of a kind collaboration between a tiger and a professional artist!
Exodus put his paw print on the 5"x7" canvas and artist, Kaitlin Cristal painted his portrait on the canvas to create a uniquely beautiful work of art!
This fundraiser will support continuing education for the animal caregivers, professional development for our large carnivore keepers, global tiger conservation efforts, highlight and honor Exodus, the tiger behind the art and highlight World Tiger Day!
Thank you for your support. Every contribution, big or small, makes a significant difference. ✨
Tickets will be sold until midnight on July 28th. The winner will be drawn on World Tiger Day, July 29th!
About The Artists:
Exodus is a 3 year old Bengal tiger. He is a confident, playful tiger and a wonderful ambassador for his endangered species.
Kaitlin Cristal is a talented artist who graduated Arizona State University with a degree in Fine Arts and has been painting animal portraits for over a decade but this is the first time she has collaborated with a tiger! She generously donated her time and talent for this collaboration to help make a difference for tigers. See more of her work here:
https://www.kcristalpaintings.com/about.html
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Enter to WIN!
Join our nonprofit`s raffle for a chance to WIN while supporting our mission too! 🐅
Win original tiger art and support the future of big cat care. The prize is a one of a kind collaboration between a tiger and a professional artist!
Exodus put his paw print on the 5"x7" canvas and artist, Kaitlin Cristal painted his portrait on the canvas to create a uniquely beautiful work of art!
TO ENTER click the link in our Bio:
https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/world-tiger-day-raffle--2025
This fundraiser will support continuing education for the animal caregivers, professional development for our large carnivore keepers, global tiger conservation efforts, highlight and honor Exodus, the tiger behind the art and highlight World Tiger Day!
Thank you for your support. Every contribution, big or small, makes a significant difference. ✨
Tickets will be sold until midnight on July 28th. The winner will be drawn on World Tiger Day, July 29th!
About The Artists:
Exodus is a 3 year old Bengal tiger. He is a confident, playful tiger and a wonderful ambassador for his endangered species.
Kaitlin Cristal is a talented artist who graduated Arizona State University with a degree in Fine Arts and has been painting animal portraits for over a decade but this is the first time she has collaborated with a tiger! She generously donated her time and talent for this collaboration to help make a difference for tigers. See more of her work here:
https://www.kcristalpaintings.com/about.html
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WE ARE OPEN tomorrow for 4th of July!!🇺🇸
🎟️ Use code 4THOFJULY at checkout online for 50% OFF general admission – valid July 1–6 only!
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Remembering Pilgrim
May 26, 2001 – June 30, 2025
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Pilgrim, one of our most beloved animal residents, who has been part of the Out of Africa Wildlife Park family since 2003.
Born in 2001, Pilgrim lived to the extraordinary age of 24—making him one of the oldest male giraffes in the United States, far surpassing the average life expectancy of 15 years for males in human care. Over the past two decades, he became a cornerstone of our park and a quiet, comforting presence for guests and caregivers alike.
Known for his calm demeanor and thoughtful nature, Pilgrim was more than just a familiar face—he was a gentle ambassador for his species. His cooperation in voluntary medical training made it possible for his care team to support him through his senior years with dignity and compassion. From 2019 to 2024, Pilgrim regularly participated in twice-yearly standing sedations to address age-related hoof overgrowth and foot issues. His trust in his team enabled us to care for him with minimal stress and maximum safety.
In 2024, as his willingness to enter the restraint chute declined, our team made the careful decision to perform anesthesia to continue treating a painful hoof abscess. Over the months that followed, signs of age-related decline—including weight loss and slowing mobility—became more apparent, despite active management for arthritis and other geriatric conditions.
On June 29th, we gathered a collaborative team of professionals—including veterinarians, farriers, and local fire department support, large equine rescue, and a crane operator on standby—to perform a comprehensive medical evaluation under anesthesia. During that exam, Pilgrim was found to have advanced dental wear and tooth loss, likely contributing to his weight loss. A targeted diet plan was initiated, and his hoof abscess was successfully treated. He stood after anesthesia on his first attempt and recovered smoothly—but passed away unexpectedly about 36 hours later.
Though his passing came as a heartbreak to all who knew him, Pilgrim leaves behind a powerful legacy. He will be missed, deeply & widely- but his impact will live on.
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❤️ Wild about freedom? So are we. 🦁🦒
Celebrate Independence Day with a roaring good deal at Out of Africa Wildlife Park!
🎟️ Use code 4THOFJULY at checkout for 50% OFF general admission – valid July 1–6 only!
🎉Bring your pride, your herd, and your best red, white, and blue. Let’s make it a summer to remember.
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The view from inside Pilgrim`s barn after he`s been tucked in for the evening. 🥰 Goodnight, Pilgrim!
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🦒❤️ Pilgrim Needs a Little TLC!
Hey friends — we’ll be closed this Sunday, June 29th while our tallest (and most lovable) resident, Pilgrim the giraffe, has a very important check-up.
Don’t worry — he’ll be back munching leaves and striking poses in no time!
The park will reopen on Monday, June 30th and Pilgrim would love to see you then.
Thanks for understanding — and send some tall thoughts his way! 💌
#OutOfAfricaPark #GiraffeLove #PilgrimStrong #AZWildlife #campverdeaz
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Just Hanging #outofafricawildlifeparkandsanctuary #outofafricawildlifepark #outofafrica #sloth #slothconservation
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