The park is entirely privately owned and does not receive government funding for operations.
It features a dedicated 'Skylon Tower' replica and other recreational structures integrated into the park design.
The park houses a significant collection of rare and endangered species that participate in various species survival plans.
Visitors can navigate the grounds using a complimentary tractor-pulled tram system that makes several stops throughout the day.
The facility includes a large man-made lake used for seasonal paddle boat rentals.
Safari Niagara is a 150-acre privately owned nature park located in Stevensville, Ontario, housing over 1,000 animals including mammals, reptiles, and birds. The facility functions as both a zoo and a recreational park, featuring integrated guest amenities like a splash pad, paddle boats, and high ropes courses. The zoological collection focuses on species conservation, education, and animal welfare, offering interactive presentations during the operating season. Unlike traditional zoos, the layout incorporates significant space for outdoor recreation, including an amphitheater for live entertainment and bird shows. It is designed as a family-oriented destination that balances wildlife viewing with physical outdoor activity. The facility is fully accessible and encourages self-guided exploration across its extensive grounds.
The elevated boardwalk area overlooking the giraffe and zebra savanna enclosure.
Bring a swimsuit and towel to utilize the splash pad and pool areas during warmer months.
Wear comfortable, high-traction walking shoes as the 150-acre property requires extensive walking.
Check the daily presentation schedule upon arrival to coordinate animal feeding times with your walking route.
Attempting to cover the entire 150-acre property on foot without utilizing the tram service if you have young children.
The park operates seasonally, typically opening in mid-spring and closing for the winter season in autumn.
Maintain a quiet demeanor near animal enclosures; strictly no outside food or beverages are permitted in certain animal contact zones; adhere to all posted 'no flash photography' signs.
