I decided to take my wife for an impromptu cheese and wine birthday picnic with some of our Australian family that were visiting. they were absolutely blown away with the whole experience so close to Johannesburg, especially being able to handle the cubs.

Only in Jo'burg for 3 days so had to go. OKish baby lions seemed very soporific - probably just as well!!

This park is very small, and the lions are enclosed in very small areas. One is guaranteed getting up close to lion, but, unless there is no other option, I would avoid, and rather go to a larger Game reserve, where the animals roam free

A small place to experience 2 of the big 5 of south africa. You can hand feed giraffe, play with lion clubs (both white and brown) for 2-3 mins, see 4 prides of lion with attraction being the big white lion. Look out for other animals like zebra, deers etc in a separate section. You can drive through or take... More

Yes, it WAS organized, but that was necessary to enable so many people to see these animals up close and natural. Many people do not consider the dangers involved; thus, rules and regulations to protect both animals and people. Before setting out, our guide reminded everyone that there was to be no food or drink on board. A family in... More

Way too much organised, slightly bored, I mean come on! I come to wild country and you know they have do this a hundred times before. Quite a let down! Food is slow, though lts of personnel, nobody seems in charge, had to wait 30 min for a sandwich! alwmost came to late for trip, they only delivered, when I... More

we decided to go for a night lion feeding option and were not disappointed. it is the sort of situation which is very hard to experience on safari and without assisted lighting one would probably not be able to take any photos. Driver guide was very helpful and we enjoyed trip very much. The highlight of the trip was feeding... More

Lion park is an amazing place with many things to do with the family and offers many great activities with a many animals

Before your first safari it is advisable to go and see how a 6month old cub is strong. So when you are in the real wild life you will think twice before leaving your car for any reason. I don't like that fact that people like to touch the cubs, it is about how you will know about these friendly... More