Alabama Safari Park - Hope Hull, Alabama

Darcy Dickhausen

I took my grandbabies to visit and we all had the absolute best time! They loved having the animals come right up to our vehicle and eating from the buckets of food we purchased! The park is well maintained and the animals all look healthy and well-fed. There are plenty of shaded, tree covered areas and ponds for them to enjoy. There are also covered shelters. We also really enjoyed the walk up deck to feed the giraffes the romaine lettuce we purchased - the babies we very impressed with how long their tongues are! In short, this was a wonderful trip and we easily spent a few hours here. There are lots of picnic tables to bring your own lunch and a gift shop to purchase your favorite souvenirs!

bethany w

Absolutely amazing! The staff was very nice and it was a great experience, having the animals come up to your car and being able to feed them so close was really cool, the giraffe was also so majestic and we got so close to it and even got to pet it! we drove from Florida to visit this park and the drive was so worth the experience! We have a zoo in Florida with a giraffe but it is caged in such a small area with no place to roam and very sad ,you can’t get close to it when you feed it so being able to do that at this park made me so happy and was awesome , the giraffes at this park looked super healthy along with all the other animals and they all have so much space to run around a roam which makes me feel good and not sad for them like most zoos 10/10 recommend!

April Garrett

My husband and I took our 4 grandchildren (ages 7, 6, 3 and 19 months). The 3 yr old wanted to pet every face that showed up in our window. The 6 yr old attempted to feed and I believe our truck had more feed than the animal ate ?. The giraffe tower was the best part. The only thing I would do differently is allow one bucket of feed of choice per ticket due to the cost. If they want extra, then charge. By the time we bought tickets, added buckets of feed and a toy to take home, we spent $200. This trip was 3 hrs away from home and it was worth the trip. Although this old lady is exhausted now!

maureen johnson

Average civilians dream upon the wonders of experiencing the bliss contentment of a loving animal giving solitary but pleasant visits to gracious, unknowing, and curious humanoids.

If the desires listed above align with readers true wants, this establishment offers exactly that, with slim to nonexistent amounts of misinformation and illogical piracy. Furthermore, and as viewable to curious readers, I, Maureen Johnson, world-tier reviewer, have decided upon hours of research, to compose a holy 5-star review for such blissful adventures.

Section 1: Entry
To start off, immediately you will be filled with complete hope of what discoveries you may find at Alabama Safari Park. You will enter and most likely be bombarded with little fellas welcoming you in. You may hesitantly feed the mindless jolly blackbucks, still wondering what adventures lie in store.

Section 2: Enlightenment
This section is once you have been introduced to the creatures, you are not afraid of them anymore, you are one of them. You somewhat begin to understand the concepts of various species walnut-sized brains.

Section 3: Fulfillment
At this stage, you have already met every animal, you are wondering when it will be over, when the blissful divine landscape will come to an end. At some point you will reach it, and be happier than beforehand. You may even wish for more, and go to the area containing a trail for visitors to walk on. This is quite lovely too, and gets you up close to the various beasts.

Stage 4: Exit
You leave, your car a mess, but your expectations met. You have limitless pictures and flesh tearing smiles from overly grinning, and pulling your face muscles apart, leaving u with permanent smiles to remind you. ?

Mason Hall

This park is awesome. We bought a family pass and go a few times a month. There’s so many animals to feed and petting the zebras is our favorite. My son loves to fed the giraffe and feed the pigs.

David Fox

All of the animals are super personable, but you need to be careful for their teeth. Plan on buying 1 bucket per person and at least one bucket specifically for the camels/ostriches.

There will be animal feed IN your car when you're done. Accept it and enjoy it.

Andrea Nourse

Well run, lots of up close animals, kiddo had a blast, well worth the trip! Tip: Budgie birds like the giraffe lettuce too. See them first, then give lettuce to giraffes. The Safari drive takes an hour, visit restrooms first! Recommend 5-6 buckets to feed everyone without running out by the end, the buckets are small and the llamas are greedy. Watch out for "bucket theif" buffalo. Option to take a tractor-pull "wagon" if you don't want animal feed spilled in your car.

Tamara Fairchild

This was the highlight of the vacation. I saw the billboards and thought it would be fun to stop on the way home. It was so fun. We’re animal lovers, and the animals are hilarious! They may make a mess out of your car, but it’s worth it!