Wild Wilderness Drive-Through Safari

I absolutely loved the acreage and animals! The petting zoo offered a good variety and all the animals were laid back. We arrived very early on a Monday so we didn’t have the weekend traffic that may take place. For this reason, it felt like we almost had the entire place to ourselves with VIP access to the giraffe’s and the park. I loved the wolves, monkeys, and of course my favorite was the beautiful ride through the Arkansas landscape and seeing the wide variety of animals. The animals were beautiful!nnUpdate: I just went a second time and still loved it!!! Because of Covid, the petting zoo was not an option and you couldn’t walk around. So this was a complete drive thru experience. For the smaller kiddo’s - this would be a bummer if the expect to have close encounters with goats, cows, kangaroos, giraffes..but don’t let that slow you down! There’s plenty to see and the 4 mile safari drive allows you to come really close to a lot of animals. Added pics!

Good place to see wild animals from other countries up close.

The petting zoo is closed due to Covid. However, it was still enjoyable. The cages seem clean and the animals in them look relaxed. I dislike going to zoos where the animals are visibly stressed.nThe ones roaming free get very close to your vehicle but please for the love of all the things holy DONT feed them. My boys always enjoy, big and small :)

Disappointing- you can see the animals and they’re cute. Very controlling staff. Your safety and the animals is important but just not what was expected. Go to the one in Eureka Springs if you want a much better experience. You can actually pet the animals and feed them. The animals seemed happy

300 acres is lost on the MANY caged animals. Little to no stimulation for the animals. Charging nearly 15 dollars per person should grant better care, especially with the volume of customers.nnComplete disregard for animal and individual safety. Almost all vehicles had windows down and were interacting with animals by either touching, feeding or allowing them in their cars. These actions were against signage and park policy.nnPrairie dogs were cool.