If you are a native Kansan, you may think you know all there is to know about the state and its many attractions… however, I am willing to bet that many of you have never heard of this memorable and hidden destination, which is located in a southern Kansas town of less than 2,000 people.
Welcome to Safari Zoological Park; a small and private zoo (located in the town of Caney) that has been rescuing endangered species since 1989.
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What started as a private collection and sanctuary for exotic animals quickly turned into a local phenomenon, as directors Tom and Allie Harvey continuously received phone calls asking for tours of their property.
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Today the park is home to more than 100 different species of animals, including big…
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…and small cats…
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…reptiles…
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…lemurs…
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…and other primates.
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Those who visit the park are given an extensive 2-hour tour of the grounds, which includes an up close look at all the animals.
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The park is licensed by both the United States Department of Agriculture and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, and was even named Travelocity’s Top Insider Spot for Kansas!
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For more information about the Safari Zoological Park, when they are open, and the cost of admission, be sure to visit their website.
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After visiting Safari Zoological Park, make plans to visit This Unique Park In Kansas!
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Guests even have the opportunity to touch and feed select animals when purchasing a VIP ticket!
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