Tours operate rain or shine, and animals remain on exhibit. However, in the event of thunder and lightning, tours may be delayed.

We currently do not have a food venue on-site or offer lunch for field trips. There are several restaurants in Madison within a 5-minute drive of the property.  Your school may make outside lunch arrangements for your students, and a space for eating may be provided at the Park. Lunches should be stored on the bus. Groups are responsible for their own food quality. Georgia Safari Conservation Park does not supply coolers, ice, or food prep areas.

Students are encouraged to bring water, but no food is allowed on tours.

On the safari tour we have a wide variety of species from around the world. We are growing rapidly!

530 acres of which 282 acres are designated pastures for our animals.

A safari truck is available with ADA accessibility. However, we can only accommodate one wheelchair bound participant per tour at this time. All paths are ADA accessible.

We strive to provide a naturalistic environment with ample foraging opportunities in our pastures and forest to encourage natural behaviors.

For a more authentic game drive experience, as if you are in Africa, you will board one of our custom safari vehicles and be led on your adventure by one of our expert guides.

You are welcome to bring cameras or your own set of binoculars.