We drove in on a whim, and boy are we glad we did! The walking tour was okay. It was tough for the kids to see so many large animals in small cages (liger, tigers, lions, bears). Depressing. The safari, on the other hand, was amazing. Bring a few towels, or ante up the $3.95 to buy one of their... More

im 29 and my wife is 26. no kids, we had a blast! make sure you buy the largest animal feed basket they sell. otherwise you will run out and be sad you couldnt feed the animals and the end of the trail. yes, the animal eat from your hand. i dont have children, but all the kids on the... More

My husband, my children, and I enjoyed driving through the park feeding zebras, giraffes, camels, variety of hoof stock that included your basic cattle and some need species like gaur, antelope, audads, elk, deer, and soooooooo much more!!! The animals out there were fat and all they did was eat eat eat. If they weren't eating the food we were... More

Someone asked me to go to the Pine Mountain Safari, & I wanted to share what I found out about them. If you're considering going: 1) The reason they approach the cars so freely is because food from people is their main food source. The safari folks only feed them hay (then the grass too or course). The animals are... More

It was fun to rent their vehicles and ride through the park. The animals stuck their heads in the car windows for food. Fun time!

always neat to check out animals, avoid weekends, holidays, spring break. Make sure to bring plenty of money. Eat before you get there. The route you through a loaded gift shop many times so be prepared to tell kids, spouses NO. But the little zoo is cool and the drive to feed animals is fun. I think earlier drive is... More

It was very sad for me to see all these animals living in these conditions. The animals stomach's are bloated from all the treats that people feed them and lots of animal feces around that doesn't look healthy. There is no kind of ground covering, just bare dirt and mud, Georgia clay. I feel like they don't feed them regular... More

This is super fun but get there when they open to avoid a 2 hour wait for minivan rental. There were 7 of us do we bought $20.00 worth of animal food and that was plenty. Our kids were moving all around to get to the animals and then hit the deck when the animals heads and/or tongues came in... More

We took that bus through Safari tour and was better than expected. Animals from all around this world, large and small.