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Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Park and Gator Park Admission

Wild Florida Adventure Park • 3301 Lake Cypress Road • Kenansville, FL 34739

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An osprey lifts off from the water with a fish in its talons, wings spread wide, and droplets splashing around.

A large alligator rests on grass in front of palm trees and a wooden boardwalk near a pond under a partly cloudy sky.

Interior of a nature-themed gift shop with wooden beams, various displays of animal figurines, souvenirs, and an aquarium, under warm lighting.

Two bald eagles perched closely together on a tree branch surrounded by green foliage.

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About Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari and Gator Park Admission

Overview

Wild Florida Safari Drive‑Thru Park tickets include a self-guided wildlife drive through 170 acres of open terrain, where over 150 animals roam freely. Admission also grants access to the Gator Park, featuring 200+ additional animals, live shows, and hands-on exhibits — all just a short drive from Orlando.

up to 1.5 hrs 1 or more people

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See over 150 animals, including giraffes, zebras, and bison.
Self-guided safari drive in your own vehicle.
Scenic route takes 45–90 minutes, depending on pace and traffic.
Unlimited same-day loops allowed for more animal sightings.
Gator Park admission included, with wildlife shows and exotic animal exhibits.
Optional giraffe feeding available on-site for a small additional fee.
Closed-top vehicles only; no motorcycles, convertibles with open-tops, or pets allowed.
Last safari entry is typically mid-afternoon—arrive early in the day.
Relaxed, family-friendly experience ideal for all ages.
Free entry for children 2 and under with a paid adult.

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Young boy in a blue shirt stands on a wooden deck, smiling and holding a small alligator with its mouth taped shut.

Two zebras with black and white stripes stand facing each other on grass with sunlight highlighting their coats.

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Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Park near Orlando offers a self-guided, car-based wildlife adventure through 170 acres of open terrain and natural animal habitats. Along the four-mile route, you'll encounter over 150 animals—including giraffes, zebras, American bison, eland antelope, scimitar oryx, and more—roaming freely in wide, natural enclosures. Drive your own vehicle, stop for photos, and take it all in at your own pace.

Admission also includes entry to the walk-through Wild Florida Gator Park. Home to more than 200 animals, the park features Florida wildlife and exotic species alike—from alligators and tropical birds to sloths, lemurs, and barnyard animals. Educational live shows run throughout the day and are ideal for families and curious animal lovers.

For an extra treat, head to the elevated giraffe feeding platform to hand-feed these gentle giants (available for a small fee). It's a favorite interactive moment and perfect for memorable photos.

The entire experience is flexible and relaxed. You drive, explore, and enjoy at your own pace. Whether you're planning a family day trip or want a break from the crowds of Orlando's theme parks, Wild Florida offers an unforgettable way to connect with animals in a natural Central Florida setting.

Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari and Gator Park Admission is located at Wild Florida Adventure Park • 3301 Lake Cypress Road • Kenansville, FL 34739

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Frequently Asked Questions about Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari and Gator Park Admission

Where is the Florida safari drive-thru park located?

Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Park is located at 3301 Lake Cypress Rd, Kenansville, FL 34739, about 45 minutes from Orlando. It sits on the eastern shore of Cypress Lake.

What's included with my ticket?

Tickets include the drive-thru safari and same-day admission to the Gator Park. You will also get access to the Giraffe Feeding Platform, where you can hand-feed giraffes for a small additional fee.

How long is the Wild Florida Drive-thru Safari?

Most guests take 45 to 90 minutes to complete the four-mile drive, depending on how often you stop.

What type of animals will I see?

You'll see a mix of native Florida wildlife like whitetail deer and alligators, as well as exotic hoofstock such as giraffes, zebras, and oryx.

Can we feed the animals?

Feeding animals on the safari trail isn't allowed, as they follow a strict diet. However, you can hand-feed giraffes after the drive for just $5 at the Giraffe Feeding Platform.

Are there any rules that we need to follow?

Yes, guests are asked to follow these guidelines during their visit: - No touching animals at any time - Do not feed animals, as each one follows a controlled diet - Drive-thru Safari speed limit is 5 mph or below - Avoid tapping windows or hitting any enclosures - Do not toss rocks or objects into animal habitats - Visitors under 16 must remain with an adult inside the Gator Park - Smoking and vaping are not allowed in the safari or Gator Park - Never climb over or step across fences, gates, or safety barriers

Is this activity suitable for children?

Yes, the safari and Gator Park are family-friendly with features suitable for all ages.

Do I need my own car for the Safari?

You will need your own enclosed vehicle to drive through the Safari Park. For safety reasons, convertibles, motorcycles, open-top vehicles, or vehicles without doors (like certain Jeeps) are not permitted.

Are pets allowed in the vehicle during the safari?

No pets are allowed at Wild Safari due to the proximity of wild animals.

Are service animals allowed at Wild Florida?

Trained service animals are welcome in most areas of Wild Florida. They are permitted in the Drive-thru Safari Park as long as vehicle windows remain closed. Service animals must be leashed and under control at all times. However, they are not allowed in the petting zoo, aviaries, or animal encounter areas. Emotional support animals and service animals in training are not permitted.

Are there any food or drink options on-site?

Yes, Wild Florida has an on-site restaurant and snack bar.

Is Wild Florida Gator Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Gator Park is wheelchair-accessible. Each exhibit is at ground level and the paths are compacted shells and concrete.

Is there a dress code at Wild Florida?

Yes. Guests must wear a shirt, shorts or pants, and footwear at all times. Swimwear must be covered. Clothing with offensive images or language is not allowed.