SAFARI PARK, SAN DIEGO
If you’re as old as I am, you’ll still call it the Wild Animal Park, which I totally prefer! Always a great outing with friends!
The San Diego Safari Park in Escondido, California, spans over 1,800 acres as part of the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. It emphasizes conservation, research, and education about endangered species, mimicking natural habitats for the animals. Visitors can explore guided tours, safari rides, and walking trails. The park houses over 3,500 animals from 400 species, including notable exhibits like African Plains and Tiger Trail. Various programs, including behind-the-scenes tours, enhance the experience. The park's commitment to conservation includes global wildlife protection efforts, making it a key destination for wildlife enthusiasts.