Yellowstone Safari Park

Safari world was magical! It was an inside glimpse of being in wildlife but in the safety of our car. Seeing so many foxes, wolves, bison and elk was awesome, not to mention the property was so peaceful, serene and stunning. We only saw one bear but it was entertaining to see him playing with a big log in the water. Would highly recommend Yellowstone Safari Park! We loved it!

This place is so amazing! After being greeted very kindly at the entrance we entered the park and were amazed by the variety of colors and animals. This was such a cool and unique experience. My kids absolutely loved it and were engaged the whole time, even my 13 year old son. We all squealed when we saw their fox kits, wolf pups, and bison calf at their interactive section of the park. Super cute. The staff is super friendly. We will definitely come back again!

This is such a wonderful, underrated place to visit either as a local or a tourist. We live in the area and have taken visiting family here a few times. The family that runs the park is incredibly professional, knowledgeable, kind, and respectful to the wildlife that they have here. We love to see the foxes, bears, and wolves. The park is not too crowded, and the re-entry is permitted, so you can drive the loop quite a few times. It's a little pricey but worth it for the amount of time you can spend here and the variety of animals to see. I would choose this over Bear World or other competitors any day!

So many awesome animals. It’s very personal and not to busy so you can’t take as much time as you want. The Bears were a nice surprise. While we were there they had baby Foxs, Wolves, Elk, and Bison. Our kids loved it! If you can make the stop definitely worth your time!

We used the Get Out Pass and had a great experience. Super easy and would do again. They even allow free re entry as long as you you’re there and had not left. Instructions were pretty clear. 5mph, keep windows rolled up, doors shut. I believe tickets are $20 per person at the gate. There’s also a petting zoo that was included with the ticket. There’s a fish pond, food was 50 cents, it was definitely worth it seeing all the fish jumping for the food. Only downside is that they didn’t have physical maps and only had a QR code at the entrance. I don’t find QR codes to always be the most convenient, but didn’t find this to be a huge issue.