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Safari Niagara Revisited #NiagaraFalls

September 8, 2017 by Michelle 6 Comments

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Safari Niagara. All opinions are my own.

My family was invited to come take a second look at what Safari Niagara has to offer. Safari Niagara is a beautiful 150 acre nature park located in Stevensville, Ontario, and is home to over 1000 animals, reptiles and birds. It’s a wonderful destination for people of all ages and abilities to get up close with the park inhabitants. It’s completely interactive with free educational animal scheduled presentations, guided tours, animal feedings and a petting farm. The park also offers visitors complimentary parking.

Safari Niagara Hours

September 5, 2017 – October 6, 2017:   9:00AM – 5:00PM

October 7, 2017 – October 9, 2017:     10:00AM – 4:00PM

Off Season Rates

May 13 – 31, Sept 5 – Oct 9

  • Children 3-12 $18.95 + HST
  • Adults 13-64  $22.95 +HST
  • Seniors 65+  $18.95 + HST

My youngest daughter is a huge animal lover and she could watch the monkeys and gibbons all day. She adores these amazing creatures and is fascinated by their antics and enjoyed watching them bouncing around their cage all the time. 

Giraffe

The girls absolutely love the giraffes. While they were not out right away when we got there, after a few minutes they came out to see the visitors and one of them ate some food out of their hands, which really was one of the highlights of their entire vacation.

Greater Flamingos

As always the flamingos offer a very bright shot of colour to the park, and make for an excellent stop as visitors get to watch them strutting around in all their beauty.

White Tiger

The white tiger was a personal favorite attraction this year. The clear glass viewing area for the enclosure allows for great photos as well as the opportunity to get a unobstructed view of these beautiful cats.

While strolling through the park, we came across a mother and her ducklings cooling off in a muddy pool. Our daughter really loved watching the ducklings and it was cool to see how unafraid they were of us and all that was going on around them. 

Food

There are a number of different food options to choose from at Safari Niagara. We decided to eat at the The Merembe House because it was right beside our next stop, the water park. It was a very hot day when we visited, and we really appreciated the sheltered picnic tables that were set up there. The food is not only delicious, but very affordable and a lot cheaper than other comparable attractions. The lineups were not long and everyone felt satisfied and full.

Safari Niagara

Cooling off at the Splash Pad

My kids enjoyed cooling off at the splash Pad, after strolling throughout the park. It’s a great way to cool off on a hot summer’s day. It features interactive misters, sprayers, squirting teeter-totters, motorcycles, dolphins as well as the  tipping fish. In their opinion it’s the best splash pad that they’ve visited. It’s normally opens in mid June, weather permitting.

Make sure you checkout their events calendar for info on Safari Niagara’s upcoming Live Concerts & Special Events.

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Filed Under: Family, Summer, Travel Tagged With: Family Travel, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Safari Niagara, Splash Park, Travel

About Michelle

Experience a delightful journey with Raindrops and Sunshine, where family fun, tasty recipes, and thrilling adventures await! As a proud Canadian from the East Coast, Michelle shares her stories, insights, life experiences, and culinary delights with her readers.

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Comments

  1. Betty S says

    September 9, 2017 at 4:35 pm

    Great place to visit. working on booking our second visit of the season

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  2. Lynda Cook says

    September 10, 2017 at 11:42 pm

    Looks like a fun place to go, I love going to zoo’s and seeing all the animals!!

    Reply
  3. kathy downey says

    September 11, 2017 at 2:01 pm

    This sure looks lie a fun place to visit,love the photos!

    Reply
  4. Darren Scrubb says

    September 12, 2017 at 10:38 am

    Great looking place to visit for sure.

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  5. Sarah Jackson says

    September 14, 2017 at 9:08 pm

    We have been there more times then I can count ! love it ! so much fun for the whole family

    Reply
  6. Jessica C says

    September 21, 2017 at 8:22 pm

    Awesome blog , this was fun to read and go through !

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