Out of Africa
Experience Africa in the heart of Arizona...
During these socially-distant times, we’re all searching for new ways to have fun while staying safe and avoiding big crowds. A drive-thru experience at Out Of Africa Wildlife Park in Camp Verde, Arizona, might be just the thing you're looking for. During the tour, you drive at your own pace through the park. You can even go around twice to see if you can spot any animals you might have missed!
Out of Africa is home to hundreds of free-roaming African mammals, reptiles and birds. The park has over one hundred acres of hills and valleys for the animals to inhabit. Many of the animals that live in the Park are considered to be threatened species and some are extinct in the wild.
Out of Africa's Mission and purpose is to "create the ultimate animal adventure for all ages; one steeped in fun, immersed in learning, and inspired by a living and colorful world of astonishing wildlife. We strive to foster an appreciation of our planet’s wild areas and their wondrous inhabitants by supporting and promoting conservation awareness and action, practicing exemplary animal care, providing education and learning experiences, and establishing broad community support, through a peaceful and interactive relationship with our animal friends who touch our hearts."
Here are some of the images I captured throughout my tour...
Out of Africa is home to hundreds of free-roaming African mammals, reptiles and birds. The park has over one hundred acres of hills and valleys for the animals to inhabit. Many of the animals that live in the Park are considered to be threatened species and some are extinct in the wild.
Out of Africa's Mission and purpose is to "create the ultimate animal adventure for all ages; one steeped in fun, immersed in learning, and inspired by a living and colorful world of astonishing wildlife. We strive to foster an appreciation of our planet’s wild areas and their wondrous inhabitants by supporting and promoting conservation awareness and action, practicing exemplary animal care, providing education and learning experiences, and establishing broad community support, through a peaceful and interactive relationship with our animal friends who touch our hearts."
Here are some of the images I captured throughout my tour...
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