Lion Country Safari is one of those places where you could drive through and see different animals up close. The day was a little rainy and you had to keep windows closed, the pictures might not be the best, but we theorized that because it was a little rainy and hence cooler, the animals were a little more active than they might have been otherwise.
Water Buffalo
Some kind of large antelope
The Lions! I was hoping the wouldn't be behind a fence, but alas that was safest.
Two lions rolling around like little kitties.
Gemsbok (I think)
Really cool cattle breed
This guy!
Could not miss the giraffe feeding opportunity
David of coarse did a little tug of war with his lettuce piece.
And who knew we would get to see an alpaca fight during the walk through part of the park?
WHAM
And finally, the ever popular strangle-you-with-my-own-neck technique. Don't worry about these guys, they survived and their fight cooled off by the time we left
Finally the sign for the park, probably would have made a great first picture. Ah well.
Overall, I would definitely recommend this place for a fun afternoon. The park was a little pricier than most activities we would do so it's probably not something we'll go to again, but for sure a fun one time thing. A season pass would be well worth it for families with kids.
One time on vacation when I was younger (I think maybe Canada?) my family went to a safari park. Have you ever been to one of these? What did you think, cheesy? fun? better/worse than a zoo?
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