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Safari Niagara

Splash, laugh, jump, run, play, learn – there’s something for everyone here

Safari Niagara is a 150-acre playground for more than a thousand native and exotic mammals, reptiles, and birds. Located just ten minutes from Niagara Falls , Safari Niagara offers interactive educational shows and tours, guided animal feedings, and a petting farm.

A ropes course will bring the monkey out of any thrill-seeker. And if you and your family just feel like chilling, a fully-accessible splash pad is the perfect place to cool off on hot summer days.

Region: South Coast

2821 Stevensville Rd, Stevensville, ON L0S 1S0, Canada

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating

#2 of 6 things to do in Stevensville

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Ranked #2 of 6 things to do in Stevensville

Absolutely disgusting behaviour made by 2 staff members at the park. I was with my family and 5 children together. Trolly driver named Bill harassed my friend by pointing right in her face and then...

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We had a nice time. My daughter is 6 and she was a good age for this place. When we arrived to the rides, only 3 out of the 7 were operating. Afterwards, we saw that attendants would close the ride...

374maryannelama

Timmins, Canada

We had a great time with my two daughters 11,15yrs old trekking around the safari. We choose to walk around rather than jump on the trams as they were packed solid. Don’t forget to wear hats, bring...

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SAFARI NIAGARA: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

• (9.34 km) Yellow Door Bed And Breakfast
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• (9.42 km) HTR Niagara
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• (0.25 km) Subway
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• (0.74 km) The Scuttlebutt Tap & Eatery
• (0.81 km) Mae's Place
• (0.74 km) Shaggy's Pizza And Eats

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“ The giraffes were quite gentle but their slimy tongues kept my little one from another feeding. ” in 10 reviews

“ It is a 5k walk or they have a tram with a really nice man driving it that will take you stop to stop. ” in 10 reviews

“ There are also other kids activities (most included in the cost) as well as free parking and picnic tables so you can save money and pack a lunch! ” in 5 reviews

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2821 Stevensville Road

Fort Erie, ON L0S 1S0

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Safari Niagara is a place that I wish I ventured too many years ago. This Zoo is located only a few minutes into Fort Erie and is a pretty wonderful place to go and spend a day. I got here a short time after they opened on Sunday and was pleasantly surprised to see one of my favourite animals being the first thing you see, the lovely little red pandas (seriously, if these guys don't make you smile you are probably evil). This zoo is pretty massive and has a ton of different areas to check out including a full obstacle course, water park, go-karts, tons of food stations (most seem to be closed this time of year), a trolly that rolls through the entire park, and of course, tons of animals! From Lions, Tigers, rhinos, hippos, bald eagles, and bison to grizzly bears, hyenas, giraffes, reindeer, and zebra....oh, and if you here a super loud screaming noise the entire time you are there and don't know what it is, then you haven't met the gibbons yet. The gibbons gave a special section of the park just for them and they are the cutest monkeys that pretty much scream the entire day, so be prepared for that! Is this the best zoo I've ever been too? No, but this is a pretty awesome zoo in the middle of nowhere Southern Ontario. If you like animals, walking, and screaming monkeys, then this might just be the place for you!

How does nobody in the Buffalo area know about this place? with no backups on the bridge, I can get here within 30 minutes. With crappy traffic, it takes me that long to get to the (horrendous) Buffalo Zoo. Yes, this is a ZOO, not a "safari" if you're used to African Lion Safari. Is it as great as other zoos we've been to throughout the US? No. **but** this place blows the Buffalo Zoo RIGHT out of the water. We visited for the 1st time last year and loved it so much we got season passes for this year. It's humongous, has a ton of different animals, and has a ton of awesome activities for kids. Between the splash pad, playground, giant sandbox with toys, jumping pillows, and ropes course, my kid could spend an entire day here and not even GLANCE at the animals all around! and, hello, you get to FEED GIRAFFES here. So awesome. And feeding the budgies is so fun too (tip: visit the budgie house FIRST on your visit - the later in the day you go, the more their bellies are full and they're less inclined to nibble). ~ You can bring in your own food and beverage, which is a huge bonus for families. But the food they had for sale there wasn't ridiculously overpriced. ~ Even their gift shop wasn't horribly priced, especially when you consider it's in Canadian prices. (we got a stuffed medium size lion for $7.99. super reasonable) ~ Free parking unllke the Buffalo Zoo. ~ Guests of Safari Niagara tend to be pleasant, friendly, and better behaved than many of the folks frequenting the Buffalo Zoo. My only complaint is about the "life guards" at the splash pad. I don't know if the standards are different for American vs. Canadian life guards, but the two teens/early 20 folks that were supposed to be watching children play in the crowded splash pad were more interested in giggling, chatting, looking at each other, and socializing than actually watching the children in the water. And, yes, the water IS deep enough for a child to drown in if they were face down. American lifeguards are STRONGLY taught not to engage in conversations while watching the pool, they march back and forth around the perimeter, do regular visual sweeps, etc.... I saw NONE of this and I observed them for a steady 15 minutes (while my mother kept an eye on my kiddo in the water). Shame. Yes, parents should watch their children for safety- but what's the point of paying two employees to "guard" the pool if they're just going to have social happy hour instead???? Oh, and signage can be a LOT better here. You can get turned around easily sometimes. TIP: There are often Groupons and Travelzoo offers for this place! As of writing this review, both have a deal for admission!

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Took the trek up to Canada to this fun Safari themed Zoo and I can honestly say even though I didn't have kids in tow, I had a fun time. Enclosures are clean and spacious, animals were active and healthy! My favorite was the hippo exhibit. We watched the two hippos during their feeding time and the zoologist was very knowledgeable about their mannerisms and stats. The male hippo weighed 4000 lbs. There is a tram you can take to various exhibits throughout the park. It was also probably the cleanest zoo I have ever been to! There are also other kids activities (most included in the cost) as well as free parking and picnic tables so you can save money and pack a lunch! I'll be back for maybe one of their special event nights like Boo in the Zoo!

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Best animal exhibit I've ever been to! So many exotic animals to see, and although it's a safari "zoo," they give lots of space for animals to run around and not in cramped cages. This place is primarily outdoors so be prepared. Parking is free! There's a tram system they have that runs every 10 minutes at each station so you can hop on and off when you're done in an area. Very convenient and you don't sit waiting forever for one to come unless it's a full tram. There is so much to see, you could spend an entire day there. BRING BUG SPRAY! I went after it rained a day before, and there were SO many mosquitoes especially in the woodsy part of the park where the monkeys, leopards (jaguars? One of the big cats), and wolves were located. Overall, the Niagara Safari brings you really close to animals. They have food trucks spread across the park and ice cream vending machines. There are also scheduled events on the brochure they give you and lots of activities to keep kids busy. This is a really good place to visit and honestly worth the money because how big it is and the large variety of animals that are there.

The family had fun, didn't have the chance to explore the whole grounds of the zoo because it was just that huge. Great pathway: huge to walk and social distance well.. the zoo looks well maintained. Just the park areas need some cleaning for extra fun. Other than that, we would definitely come back again

I had been wanting to visit this place for a while and was glad I went on customer appreciation day which was only a $10.00 fee per person. I would have been rather upset if I would have had to play full price! I thought it was very confusing walking around through the woods , nothing was clearly labeled , lots of animals were sleeping and the other half you couldn't even get to , something to do on a nice Saturday is the best I can say about this place.... the best part seemed to be the children's play areas but the lines were so long .

Overall, we had a good time here, and I think this is a good spot for little kids. Obviously not the size of Toronto Zoo, but there were a decent amount of animals. There is one big play area, but there are also playgrounds throughout the place, which I think is a great idea. One can just take the time to go through the zoo and stop at different spots for a break. The entrance/ticket area needs improvement. The way the line up and booth is set up, it becomes very inconsistent. So, you can line up before me, but I can end up getting tickets before you type of deal. We were there at open, so there was someone directing people where to go and fill lines, but I hope they do that all day. The big issue for me was the Tram ride, as there is no order of any kind. You can sit there and wait for the Tram, and when the Tram gets here, people will come from all over and jump over you to get on. Had we known how it was, we would have went for the Tram ride at the beginning, as there weren't many people there yet. Lots of people want to get on, but not many gets off. This is at every stop. You basically have to be prepared to fight for space. Going with little kids or anyone who might have problems walking, be aware! We went a couple weeks ago, so it wasn't even the hottest or busiest day, and there were plenty of people disappointed and frustrated at the situation. I don't think it would be very hard or cost much money if they put up some kind of line up system at each stop. I feel this is very necessary.

It's probably best with children. There is a huge variety of animals, some in unpleasantly small wire cages, some in larger enclosures where they can roam a bit, and a few (chickens, peacocks) roaming free. Children can feed many of the animals, like goats and giraffes. Come early when the animals are still interested in food. There are different presentations by staff members to make the experience somewhat educational for older kids and adults (but boring for the very young). There are also informative placards, if you're into that sort of thing. If you're younger, there's a big splash pad ( there's a changing room if you're over two) with fun fountains and activities, paddle boats, a fishing pond, a place to bounce, and several playgrounds--nice ways to break up the day for young kids. All included in the one price. There are places to purchase food and drinks, or bring your own lunch, snacks, and beverages. You can rent a wagon, if you want to haul your stuff or your kids. There is also a free train that makes the rounds when you or your kids get tired, but it may be full ( people bring strollers and wagons on it) and you may have to wait a while. If you want to really see the animals, you need to walk quite a bit and spend time with your favorites or the ones that are most active. All in all, it makes for a nice day or half day. Be aware that some animals are nocturnal; like people, most animals like to laze around in the shade or go indoors (where you can't see them) in hot weather; and the grazers spend most of the day grazing.

This place has the potential to receive five stars,however there are a few things I disliked. There are plenty of diverse animals in this safari, from tigers, lions, various birds, rhinos, giraffes, moose, bears, monkeys, and many more. You are able to feed the monkeys, giraffes and sheep. That I found was interesting and different then the traditional parks. Do not buy the tram ticket unless you are incapable of walking, it is a waste of money. They strictly stop to pick up people in designated areas and they do not come around much. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes and studying the map and cutting through taking short cuts around. Screw that damn tram operating lady, she was annoying. If you are able to come come during the weekends. There are much more shows and live exhibits, unlike the weekdays. Overall, it is a fun and nice experience.

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Was a nice place but definitely not much shade. My little sister enjoyed it a lot. It was a little hard finding the carousel as it was in a weird place off to the side of the park. Bring a bathing suit if you have young children because there's a splash park.

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Safari Niagara - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

• (9.34 km) Yellow Door Bed And Breakfast
• (11.97 km) Two Rivers Bed & Breakfast
• (15.97 km) Oscar's Inn (Bed & Breakfast)
• (9.42 km) HTR Niagara
• (15.16 km) InnBuffalo off Elmwood
• (0.25 km) Subway
• (0.29 km) Tim Hortons
• (0.74 km) The Scuttlebutt Tap & Eatery
• (0.81 km) Mae's Place
• (0.74 km) Shaggy's Pizza And Eats

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Home to native and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds, Safari Niagara lets you get closer to spectacular wildlife. Visitors of all ages and abilities can experience the park's inhabitants on their own or through educational, narrated tram rides, Papa Steve's Family Farm petting zoo, and so much more. 

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Whether you’re with family, friends, your classmates, your work associates or even your boss, you’re sure to have a great day of fun and adventure at Safari Niagara.

Park hours of operation vary depending on season. Please note that not all attractions are open during our off-season and some may close due to inclement weather. Strollers and wagons are welcome. We offer a FREE tram system that continuously runs throughout the entire park. Please refer our park map here for show times, animal locations and more.

Safari Niagara offers complimentary parking for all guests .

June 08 - Sept 1

Open 7 days a week, 9:30 am - 6 pm, last entry into the park for day pass holders is 4:30 pm, may 11 - jun 7 sept 2 - oct 14, mon - thurs , boo at the zoo, oct 11 - 14, 10 am - 4 pm, last entry into the park for day pass holders is 2:30 pm, 10 am - 5 pm, 9 am - 4 pm.

Safari Niagara is located at

Safari Niagara, 2821 Stevensville Rd Fort Erie, ON L0S CAN

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From Niagara Falls

Follow the QEW south to Fort Erie and exit at Sodom Road. Turn right onto Sodom Road and drive about 4km to Safari Niagara.

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Follow the QEW south past Niagara Falls to Sodom Road. Turn right onto Sodom Road and drive about 4km to Safari Niagara.

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Follow the QEW north and exit at Sodom Road. Turn left onto Sodom Road drive about 4km to Safari Niagara.

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