Get closer at Safari Niagara, one of Ontario's top zoos. Safari Niagara is a 150-acre, privately-owned and operated nature park, is home to more than 1000 native and exotic mammals, reptiles …
Get closer at Safari Niagara, one of Ontario's top zoos. Safari Niagara is a 150-acre, privately-owned and operated nature park, is home to more than 1000 native and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds. Visitors can enjoy spending quality time with their families and friends with our all-inclusive admission.
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Jul 28, 2024
It's dated but still fun. The shows only play once a day so if you miss it then you missed it. There's a staffing issue for sure. We were in the FunFair section, the staff would close a ride to o… Full review by beerstein
Aug 19, 2023
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 w… Full review by Krista C
Aug 1, 2023
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 t… Full review by Guide39741721106
Yes you can. There is an area near the splash pad/playground that has picnic tables, food and drinks for sale and is also where the washrooms are located. There is also another area …
Yes you can. There is an area near the splash pad/playground that has picnic tables, food and drinks for sale and is also where the washrooms are located. There is also another area near the Rhinos I think that has seating with food and drinks available for sale. Or you could bring a blanket and have a picnic in some of the grassy areas. Hope this helps.
Hello. Our son is on the severe end of the spectrum. Our worry isn't over stimulation but rather, wanting to do things he isn't able to do, i.e. going on rides by himself. If he sees something he wants and can't do, he will go into a full out meltdown. I'm just concerned as we also have our nt daughter coming along and I want to go somewhere that they can both have fun.
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There actually aren't any rides, just a small one for smaller kids. There's a playground and splash pad. Hope this helps :)
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