Wild Florida, Kenansville: Tickets and Info
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Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Park Tickets
Highlights
Explore wide open habitats resembling the African savanna, Asian jungles, North American plains, and the Everglades.
Gain access to the dedicated Gator Park featuring live alligator demonstrations and feeding sessions.
Witness a variety of animals roaming freely in spacious enclosures.
Enjoy observing birds of prey like owls and hawks circling overhead.
Benefit from free parking during your visit.















Wild Florida 30-minute Everglades Airboat Tour
Highlights
Navigate through the natural swamps and wetlands of the Everglades.
Watch for native wildlife including gigantic alligators and majestic eagles.
Visit the Gator Park to observe and interact with alligators during live demonstrations.
Enjoy the experience with a knowledgeable live guide who speaks English.
Optionally add Drive Thru Safari Park admission during checkout.
Good to Know Before Visiting Wild Florida
The venue is completely closed on Sundays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day, so you must plan your visit between Monday and Saturday.
While there is an on-site grill, guests are permitted to bring their own packed lunches, snacks, and drinks into the park.
For safety reasons, convertibles, motorcycles, and vehicles without roofs or doors are strictly prohibited from entering the Drive-Thru Safari Park.
Your ticket for the Drive-Thru Safari Park allows you to drive through the four-mile loop as many times as you like during a single day.
All airboat tours and interactive animal encounters operate on strict schedules and require advance reservations to secure a time slot.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times when exploring the Gator Park.
Paid animal experiences are restricted to guests aged 8 and older, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a participating adult.
The park does not provide storage lockers or baggage units on site, so you will need to keep all personal belongings securely with you.
Complimentary life jackets and hearing protection are available for all airboat passengers, though they are only mandatory for children under the age of six.
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About Wild Florida Adventure Park
About Wild Florida Adventure Park
Why Visit Wild Florida Adventure Park?
Authentic Everglades Airboat Tours
Glide across the protected headwaters of the Florida Everglades on a U.S. Coast Guard-certified airboat. These excursions take you deep into 100,000 acres of pristine swamps, marshes, and rivers to observe native wildlife like alligators, eagles, and ospreys in their natural habitat. Tours run throughout the day, with private night safaris available for those who want to see the swamp come alive after dark.
Expansive Drive-Thru Safari Park
Explore a four-mile trail winding through 170 acres of untouched Florida landscape from the comfort of your own vehicle. This self-drive terrain allows you to view more than 150 free-roaming exotic and native animals, including bison, zebras, wildebeest, and watusi. Admission allows you to complete the driving loop as many times as you like during a single day.
The Gator Park Experience
Every safari or airboat ticket includes complimentary access to the walk-through Gator Park, home to more than 200 native and exotic animals. Visitors can walk along ground-level paths and boardwalks to see tropical birds, lemurs, bobcats, and massive alligators. The park also hosts educational wildlife presentations and live gator feeding demonstrations throughout the day.
Interactive Animal Encounters
Go behind the scenes with expert animal educators for up-close interactions that go beyond a standard zoo visit. Dedicated interactive programs allow you to hand-feed giraffes on an elevated platform, pet social capybaras, or step inside the enclosures of two-toed sloths. Because guest counts are strictly limited per session, these popular encounters require advance reservations.
Focus on Conservation and Rescue
A visit supports a facility deeply committed to wildlife education and the preservation of Central Florida’s natural resources. Many of the residents are rescued animals that cannot be safely released back into the wild, including nuisance alligators relocated by state authorities. The park provides these animals with a permanent, protected environment while teaching the public about ecosystem preservation.
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Interesting Facts about Wild Florida Adventure Park
The park was established in 2010 on one of the few pieces of remaining private property located directly on Lake Cypress.
The venue sits at the absolute headwaters of the Florida Everglades, offering a pristine glimpse into the state's original landscape.
Every daytime airboat captain at the park is fully certified and licensed by the United States Coast Guard.
The Drive-Thru Safari Park covers 170 acres of land and features a self-drive trail that spans exactly four miles long.
The park is home to a famous albino alligator named Snowflake, who is known for her entirely white coloration and pink eyes.
The walk-through Gator Park alone houses more than 200 native and exotic animals representing species from all over the world.
Guests can book a specialized experience to become an "Animal Keeper for a Day" and work directly alongside the park's professional husbandry staff.
The massive Watusi cattle found in the safari park are famous for having the largest horn circumference of any cattle breed in the world.
Many of the large alligators in the park are rescued animals that were relocated by state authorities after wandering into residential areas.
The on-site bird aviary allows guests to walk completely inside the enclosure to view free-flying tropical parrots and pheasants.
The park features custom-built, elevated platforms designed specifically so guests can feed the resident giraffes at eye level.
The venue operates its own dedicated alligator breeding program to help educate the public on the lifecycle of Florida's apex predators.



































