Parc Safari, Safari park and zoo in Hemmingford, Canada
Parc Safari is a wildlife park in Hemmingford featuring animals from Africa and Asia, including zebras, giraffes, tigers, and rhinos in naturalistic habitats. Visitors can drive through animal zones, use elevated walkways to see predators up close, and enjoy water attractions during warmer months.
The park opened in 1972 as a simple animal facility and grew into a wildlife center now housing around 500 animals from about 50 species. This growth reflects how conservation efforts expanded over the decades as the park's mission developed.
The park teaches visitors about endangered species and conservation work through educational displays and live animal experiences. People come here to understand how wildlife protection happens in practice and why it matters.
Plan to spend several hours as the park is large and has much to see, and bring weather-appropriate clothing since you will be both driving and walking. The grounds are divided into different zones, so it helps to grab a map upon arrival or check the layout beforehand online.
The Felines Tunnel lets visitors stand beneath walking lions and tigers while observing them through protective glass. This unusual experience offers a rare perspective from directly below these large predators.
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