Safari Lake Geneva (online reservations required)

Cb Brownstein

Our trip centered around our beautiful granddaughter who enters high school this year. To hear her laugh with such delight was priceless. We are sure to bring or send the rest of our wonderful grandchildren out to an experience of a lifetime. It was a fully inclusive and interactive experience. Thank you for your beautiful gift to humanity. The park is well cared for and well supervised. And the bathrooms were very nice and easily accessible.

Ruben Robelo

The answer is 3, you need 3 buckets of food. You can go around as many times as you want. My advice, when going in to the animal park look at the exit to the left and you will find a box to return the buckets. Do yourself a favor and grab 2-3 extra empty buckets to help with feeding. In particular with the ostrich/emu as they peck when they eat. Also so that you can avoid the bucket being tipped and spilled by the animals. You can hand feed but trust me you DO NOT want to hand feed the Ostrich and Emu. On the upside, they are probably the least fed of the animals for this main reason. But the bucket feeding truly helps! My last advice if you are coming from out of town. And you want to make it a day trip. And are considering Lake Ganeva's public beach (11 min. ) as we did, I would avoid it personally as it is small and it is a true touristy area. Instead look up Fischer Park, (23 min.) it is in Burlington on Browns Lake and it is a nice big beach with plenty of parking. Great place for a picnic or to use one of the grills and grill some food up. Finally, if you go please be courteous to others and try not to stop and hold up the line. Remember, you can go around as many times as you want. If you really want to feed a particular animal, pull over a bit so others can pass you. A great day for our family, 3 kids 2, 11, and 12... Honestly, we also had a blast.

Kelly O.

Definitely recommend this place if you are in the area at all. It was a unique and fun experience for all ages. You can feed certain animals through your window and you can go through as many times as you'd like! We especially liked the pushy but funny camels and the bison who didn't want food but just wanted to come visit! You can also get out to stretch your legs in a small animal area and pet some adorable mini donkeys.

Charli M

This was such a fun experience! I took a group of ages 1-55 years old and we all had a blast. The animals were all gentle and curious (with the exception of the ostriches- I always rolled the window up when they approached simply because I didn’t want to get pecked!) I appreciate that guests are able to drive through as many times as they’d like until close. Our one-year-old passenger napped through the first lap but was awake to enjoy the second. Can’t wait till they reopen for 2022 so we can go back with more friends.