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• African Safari Wildlife Park
  "Out and About"
  "My grandson and I often visit the northern portion of our state (Ohio) and the many points of interest lining the shore of Lake Erie from Toledo to Cleveland. One of these is the African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton. The park is technically a small zoo with buildings and cages that were cons..."tructed several decades ago, nothing fancy. There is a charge to enter, a charge for food to feed the animals - an expense which can add up very quickly. If you are an active member of one of over a hundred zoo's across the nation, that belong to the same association as the African Safari Wildlife Park, you will receive a significant discount by showing your membership card upon entering. I gave the park a "very good" rating because it is worth the stop and kids love feeding the animals as you drive through the safari portion of the park. My grandson is six years old and perhaps by the time he is ten, this attraction will be of little interest. However, for now, we visit the park one to two ... " More >
• Ottawa County Visitor's Bureau
  "Very Informative"
  "They are so pleasant and so helpful and you can find information about everything in the area. It is very clean. We stop there every time we go up to this area."
• African Safari Wildlife Park
  "It's fun for the kids"
  "There are always specials to get into this park for less. Check out the internet. Last year (2012) we bought a family season pass for $40.00 If you have a zoo membership elsewhere you can also get a break on the price. They don't have a huge variety of animals but it is a fun to feed the animals..." up close. Don't expect to see lions, tigers and bears. You don't actually want to feed them by hand anyway do you? It's a small shady park inside where you can walk around and check out the other animals. It is not an all day event unless you choose to drive through more than once but if you have little ones, it's enough for them to do without exhausting everyone. The carrots to feed the animals are expensive. We usually stop at the grocery store on the way and then break the carrots in half to boot. You're not suppose to do that, they want you to buy theirs. I enjoy this park every time we go. " More >