| PROGRAMS> Night Safari: Join us for an evening SAFARI! An exciting overnight program for groups, such as Scouts and Girl Guides!
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As the sun begins to set, meet some amazing creatures up-close, from massive pythons and cute leopards, to the ferocious Vietnamese centipede and the comical river otters. Then warily, in the mystery of darkness, explore the zoo when its most active. Watch the nocturnal animals stalk, jump, and pounce, as we feed them an evening meal...always cautious of what may lurk in the shadows.
Early reservations recommended... book your Night Safari today!
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The Night Safari Program includes:
- Enjoy an interactive wildlife presentation. Meet some of the
worlds threatened and endangered species- insects, reptiles,
amphibians and mammals!
- Night-time guided feeding tour through Jungle Cat World
Wildlife Park. Discover such amazing animals as Siberian Tigers,
Amur Leopards, Jaguars and Gray Wolves.
- After a complimentary evening meal settle around a large
campfire and listen to the nearby sounds of the wild: the howl of
the wolves and coyotes, roar of the majestic lions, chatter of
the monkeys and holler of the peacocks.
- Camp in the pine forest or sleep in the bunkhouses.
- Explore Jungle Cat World next morning.
What to Bring
Sleeping bag
Pillow
Toiletries
Comfortable hiking boots/shoes
Raincoat/poncho
Warm jacket
Flashlight or Headlamp
Camera(optional but strongly recommended)
We supply...
sleeping mattresses
bowls/plates/cups/cutlery
coffee machine & coffee
toaster
Please don't bring...
Valuables (jewellery, etc)
Lighters, lanterns or candles
Knives, hatchets, axes, etc.
Pets
Radios, headsets, televisions, Gameboys, or other electronic gadgets
Insect Repellent (to avoid any potential harm to the animals)
Illegal drugs and alcohol
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Program Fee |
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What a camping experience!
Per Person: $40.00 plus tax-
* A $200.00 deposit is required to secure enrollment.
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Join us at SAFARI ZOO CAMP for an incredible wildlife adventure! |
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A fun and educational resource for kids (and adults!) that want to learn more about animals and what zoo's are doing to help them. |
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