Safari Wilderness

Neal Northway

Outstanding experience. We took the tour bus and we had so many interactions with the animals. Several stops where we feed them. I was so surprised how gentle they were. Thank you Art for the tour! Feeding the Lemurs is a must!!!

Karen Barker

Wonderful & well worth the cost. We got to feed llamas, antelope, water buffalo, and camels. They come right up to the vehicle. Tour guide JJ was fount of knowledge. Informative experience & a lot of fun for both seniors and young ones.

Eric Dunn

This review is in regards to glamping offered at safari wilderness. My understanding is that this is a relatively new offering at the site so I offer these observations and suggestions. At check in, give the customer a sheet of paper with the rules involved with staying overnight. Include a map of the facility, what to do with trash, contact number during stay. Consider adding a flashlight to each tent for late night bathroom runs. (We appreciate the lantern, but you need more directional light.) Add a soap dispenser to the showers. You already have shampoo dispensers so this should be an easy fix. Switch to a larger hot water heater. My wife and I showered next to each other and ran out of hot water. (It was cold that morning, which I know isn’t a usual issue.) Add a little bench or stool to the shower stall for anything someone needs to bring in (or sit on while changing) and also at least one more hook for the wall. The more space to hang and rest things, the better. Also, to give the camping a more glamorous feel, improve the towels with something thicker and softer. Consider adding a concrete path from the barn to the glamping site. Lastly, breakfast is pretty sparse. Bagels could be added, with cream cheese. Maybe add some almond milk for lactose intolerant folks. Bananas? Apples? Maybe add wifi to the barn? Love the cats. The games in the barn are a cool idea. The bed was comfortable.

Matt Zealand

My wife and I did the Kayak tour. We chose this because the idea of spending the day kayaking and also feeding Lemurs sounded amazing. The kayaking had much to be desired, it is very short. However, feeding the lemurs on the island was just amazing. Our tour guide JJ was just amazing. After we had kayaked the very short figure eight, she offered to take us on a quick tour of the African and Asian exhibits. We got to see all sorts of great animals and a highly customized experience to us. When you go ask for JJ and feed the Lemurs!