Wild Animal Safari – Pine Mountain, Georgia

RESERVE AHEAD OF TIME!! We booked three weeks in advance and had no trouble getting a van to drive and an early admission time with food. We were also able to feed the sloth with a private feeding. We arrived at 9:30 for 10 o’clock departure. There was no line and we walked right up to the counter. You absolutely need to rent one of the vans provided by wild Safari. The animals will come right into the car with horns and antlers and ram their heads into the windows, side, mirrors, and panels. I cannot imagine driving my own car through this establishment. That being said, the cars are perfect functional to drive 5 miles an hour and the kids had a total blast. There were so many animals. We were shocked by the length of the drive through the park. It was much longer than expected, and there were many times more animals than we expected to see. Get there early! Get there early! I cannot stress this enough!! we purchased four bags of food for two kids and two adults. You can definitely make it last, but Kids like to overfeed! Definitely worth it to have an extra on hand. We got to hand feed the sloth for a reservation with the park. It was absolutely fantastic and even though it only lasted about 10 minutes it’s definitely a memory that we will keep for a long time. This park really surprised me on how interesting and unique it was. I am kind of shocked. They don’t advertise Moore and Atlanta.

I highly recommend! I’ve been here so many times with the family and the kids always have such an awesome time. You can either drive your own car through the safari or rent one of the safari vehicles. I really recommend renting one of their vehicles because the animals will stand up against your car. Other than that it’s a very nice experience for your family and kids to enjoy .

We took our grandson on a Monday and the staff was absolutely awesome to us. We were the only one's on the tour at that time. All of the animals were visible and the staff was very helpful answering all of our questions. They even have suggestions on where to get ice cream in the area. Great experience and we can't wait until the other phases are open.

What a fun experience, we went as a family, which was a pretty big group and we all enjoyed it, especially the kids. You get to hand feed the animals from your car, then they have a little zoo in the corner with monkeys, alligator and some other stuff, which is fun. The animals are use to people and approach the car and open their mouths for food, so you can toss the food in, or let them grab it with their tongue, but they will slobber all over. They have a giraffe that you get to feed, moose, deer, pigs, water buffalo, in the water had snapping turtles and large carp which was fun and tons of animals everywhere. They even have emu’s and ostriches. Our favorite were the buffalo, they let you pet them and are easy to feed. Make sure you save some of the food you have because it’s a big place and the animals hoard the car at the front. The camel is fun to feed but super slobbery. You can take your own car through or rent one and I highly recommend renting one, one of the cars behind us that wasn’t a rental had rams jumping on it and deer scratching the sides with their antlers. All in all it was a great experience, they have some food and an eating area and a gift shop.

The truth is that my children were delighted. They really liked going to the zoo and they were very excited to see the animals and to be able to give them food. The bag of food for animals costs around 6.89 dollars each, one and 4 bags for $25 and it includes a bag. The truth is, it is worth the money. bag because you can take that one as a souvenir and use it for the children it is a wonderful experience, By bus and you get a summary of each animal and it is super fun. There are also vans that you can rent, I think for more or less $30 so you don't damage your vehicle.