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Nice and interesting but very long walk for the hot Arizona Werther's
The safari was amazing
Kids will surely enjoy it. You will surely spend 5 hours. If you are planning, plan for the whole day.
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 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.
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 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!
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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Yesterday Team Scales won.
The day before? Team Tails.
The rivalry is intense. The group chat is divided.
Today, however… we call a temporary truce.
Welcome to the Hissing Booth.
Bring your sweetheart. Hold hands. Feel the romance.
Don’t have a sweetheart? That’s okay. We have a very eligible bachelor who is single, dramatic, and not afraid to express his feelings loudly.
He may hiss at you.
It’s fine. That’s just his love language.
Come see Team Scales. Come defend Team Tails
Come meet our spicy little bachelor in person.
Sweethearts Day at the park is undefeated
Pc: @brittneyandzion
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We receive many phone calls regarding service dogs. While we understand how important these animals can be, Out of Africa does not permit service dogs, emotional support animals, or pets of any kind within the park. We’d like to take a moment to explain why.
Domestic dogs—regardless of training or temperament—are naturally perceived by many of our animals as either predators or prey. Their presence, scent, or sound can trigger fear, panic, or defensive behaviors in prey species, and aggressive or territorial responses from apex predators such as lions, tigers, and hyenas. Even minimal exposure, such as an unfamiliar scent, can disrupt animal behavior and create unsafe conditions.
Out of Africa is a unique, immersive wildlife experience with open animal exhibits, safari-style tours, and close proximity to large predators. Our trained staff regularly work inside shared spaces with these animals, and any unexpected reaction caused by a dog could result in serious injury or worse.
Additionally, introducing domestic animals poses disease and biosecurity risks, as many of our exotic species lack immunity to common illnesses carried by pets.
For these reasons, we maintain a strict No Pets or Service Animals policy. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.
If you do come to the park and need a nice place for your dog to stay while you’re enjoying the park, we recommend Hillside Canine 928-567-6304, located at 874 N Industrial Dr. Camp Verde, Az 86322 or you can visit their web site at www.hillsidecanine.com
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Looks like today is a good day for a nap. What do you think?
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Okay. We need to talk.
One of these animals is aggressively sticking their tongue out at us through a heart.
The other is staring directly into our soul like they already know we’re going to vote wrong.
This is Round 2 of Scales vs. Tails and frankly, we`re going to cheat and vote for both.
❤️ Team Scales — zero shame. Maximum drama.
🌹 Team Tails — soft hair. Suspicious energy. Probably judging you.
Sweethearts Day is this weekend. Come meet both of them in person and decide where your loyalty lies.
Drop your vote below. We will not be mediating disputes.
📸 @marcella_mills & @kristen_nananana
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Who gives the best boop?
The ultimate Valentine’s showdown: Scales vs. Tails 💘
We love all our animals… but let’s be honest —
who gives the best boop?
(It’s the important things in life.)
Team Scales: The not-so-stoic Cuban Rock Iguana. Calm. Regal. Judging you softly.
Team Tails: The endlessly curious Ring-Tailed Lemur. Nosey. Charming. Zero personal boundaries.
Then come meet the contenders in person this weekend for Sweethearts Day at Out of Africa Wildlife Park.
⚠️ Fair warning: Visiting the park may result in falling deeply in love with safari animals. We are not responsible if this leads to park memberships, repeat visits, or you suddenly planning your weekends around lemur sightings.
* Boops shown are for educational purposes only. (And yes, we take boop safety very seriously.)
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🌍🐾 Help Us Roar Into the Top 10! 🐾🌍
We`re so proud that Out of Africa Wildlife Park & Sanctuary has been recognized as a contender in USA Today’s 10Best Safari Parks — but we need YOUR help to climb the rankings! 📈🐅
This incredible park isn’t just a fun destination — it’s a wildlife adventure that brings you up close with majestic animals, immersive safari experiences, and unforgettable memories for families and animal lovers alike. From feeding giraffes and watching tigers splash, to learning from passionate keepers and exploring exotic species across 100+ acres, this place truly captures the spirit of education and connection with wildlife.
👉 Vote every day to support Out of Africa and help put this amazing Arizona attraction into the top ranks of the Safari Parks list! Let’s show the world what makes this place so special. ❤️🦓
🔗 Cast your vote here: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/out-of-africa-wildlife-park-sanctuary-camp-verde-arizona/
Thank you for your support — let’s make Out of Africa #1! 🏆
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On March 20th and 21st, Out of Africa Wildlife Park will be hosting the Wildlife CSI Academy Training Program. We understand that this may raise questions, and we’d like to share a bit more information.
What is the Wildlife CSI Academy?
The Wildlife CSI Academy is exactly what it sounds like—crime scene investigation training focused on wildlife cases. With the increasing number of animal-related crimes, this program provides valuable education for CSI teams, police departments, and other law enforcement agencies, helping them expand and strengthen their investigative skills.
This training program is exclusively for law enforcement agencies, and the $150 registration fee applies only to participating agencies. This is not a public event, and our regular guests will not be involved. Out of Africa is simply providing the venue for the educational training.
For safety and animal welfare, no participating agencies will enter any enclosures containing animals. All animals will be temporarily moved to alternate enclosures as needed.
Most importantly, this training will not impact our daily operations. The park will remain open to the public and operating as usual throughout both days.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we assist with important wildlife protection efforts.
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