Wild Georgia Safari Park

Tajeria Ellis

The young guy working the service station was super nice and has the coolest job. Our 3 year old loved the petting zoo part. My only regret is apparently you have to make reservations a day prior. We didn't get to ride the tour even after we asked. Maybe some other time if we go that way. It is 4 hours for us and we were really disappointed after we drove all that way.

Sabrina Smith

Did not take many photos because I was having so much fun! Went with my dad and stopped by and I think all the negative comments are people that you just can’t please. Very friendly people and a variety of animals. 10/10 recommend!!!

Heather Satterwhite

We've been coming here for years with our kids, mainly because it's a great middle point to meet out of town family. We've hung out endless times, picnicked and fed the animals. In recent years however the price has tripled and it really takes the fun out of the experience in my opinion. After paying the entry fees and buying feed, it's definitely not worth the price for a peacock, a couple of chickens, goats, cows and a llama. They're all fenced in together, so after a short time you've seen what there is to see and that's it. There is a safari tour bus that's been added, but it would have been $70 (not including other fees) and that's just RIDICULOUS for a small town gas station petting farm. It should be more like $10 a family, not a person.

Janel Moore

Animal farm/ petting zoo, roadside attraction. Great way to get out and stretch you legs and entertain the kids for a while. It’s 2.00 per person to get in and $1.00 a bag for food to feed the animals. The farm is bigger than it looks, you can take a bus rider for an additional 10.00 per person. We did not do that but could see they had a camel, zebra and some other animals in that area.