Nestled just outside the bustling heart of Las Vegas, the Camel Safari Zoo offers a unique safari experience unlike any other in the area. Visitors can embark on a 2-hour guided tram tour, catching glimpses of over 40 captivating camelids, zebras, and other exotic animals roaming natural-like enclosures across the 176-acre property. But the real highlights lie in the opportunity to interact with friendly ambassador camels and hand-feed llamas, alpacas, and even the elusive African crested porcupine. It’s a chance to forge unforgettable connections with these diverse creatures, making for a truly immersive and enriching adventure. The only question that remains is – what surprises might this Camel Safari have in store?
Key Points
- A 2-hour guided safari tram ride that allows visitors to view over 40 camelids, zebras, and other exotic animals at the zoo.
- Opportunities to interact with and feed ambassador animals like camels, sloths, llamas, alpacas, and African crested porcupines.
- Zookeeper-led experience with informative commentary and chances to capture unforgettable photos with the animals.
- Vast 176-acre property with natural-like enclosures that mimic the animals’ native habitats.
- An immersive and enriching experience that fosters a connection with the diverse array of animals at the zoo.
Tour Duration and Inclusions
The Camel Safari Zoo Safari Tram Tour lasts for 2 hours and includes a guided safari tram ride, a zookeeper guide, animal feeding opportunities, and various animal encounters, as well as photo-ops.
Visitors will view over 40 camelids, zebra, and more aboard the safari tram. They’ll also get to meet the zoo’s ambassador camels and exotic animals, including Ambien the sloth.
The 176-acre property is home to happy animals, and guests can feed the llama, alpaca, and African crested porcupine.
Proper attire, such as closed-toe shoes and clothing that can get dirty, is recommended for this immersive safari experience.
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Highlights of the Safari Tram
Aboard the Safari Tram, visitors can view over 40 different camelids, as well as zebra and other exotic animals roaming the 176-acre property. The guided tour allows guests to get up close and personal with the zoo’s ambassador camels and meet Ambien the sloth, an animal encounter that’s sure to delight.
Experience | Emotion |
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Feeding the llamas, alpacas, and African crested porcupine | Wonder |
Watching the camelids and zebra graze peacefully | Tranquility |
Interacting with the friendly, knowledgeable zookeeper guide | Excitement |
Capturing unforgettable photos with the animals | Joy |
The Safari Tram tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the world of these incredible creatures and leave with lasting memories.
Meeting the Ambassador Animals
Visitors can’t help but be captivated as they meet the zoo’s charismatic ambassador animals, including the friendly camels and the endearing sloth named Ambien.
These special animals serve as the zoo’s representatives, allowing guests to interact with them up-close during the tour.
The camel encounter is a highlight, as guests can feed and pet the docile creatures. Ambien the sloth also steals the show, mesmerizing visitors with his slow, gentle movements as he hangs from a branch.
Other ambassador animals include the llamas, alpacas, and the African crested porcupine, all of which are eager to meet new friends during the intimate animal encounters.
These memorable interactions create lasting impressions for guests.
Feeding the Exotic Animals
During the tour, guests eagerly line up to feed the zoo’s exotic animals, including the curious llamas, fluffy alpacas, and the spiked African crested porcupine.
Zookeepers provide handfuls of nutritious food, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with these fascinating creatures as they gratefully accept the tasty treats.
The llamas and alpacas eagerly nuzzle your’ hands, while the porcupine delicately nibbles the food.
Laughter and delight fill the air as everyone enjoys this unique interactive experience. Feeding the animals is a highlight of the tour, fostering a deeper connection between your and the zoo’s diverse residents.
More Great Tours NearbyExploring the 176-Acre Property
Sprawled across a vast 176-acre expanse, the zoo’s tranquil grounds teem with diverse habitats and an array of captivating creatures.
As visitors board the Safari Tram, they’ll be whisked away on a journey through the zoo’s expansive property, catching glimpses of over 40 camelids, zebras, and other exotic animals in their natural-like enclosures.
The property offers ample space for the animals to roam and thrive, with carefully designed environments that mimic their native habitats.
Whether it’s the grazing llamas, the curious alpacas, or the majestic African crested porcupines, the zoo’s 176-acre oasis provides a serene and enriching experience for both the animals and your who come to appreciate them.
Location and Directions
The zoo is located 60 minutes north of the bustling city of Las Vegas, easily accessible via Exit 112 towards Bunkerville. Visitors should then turn onto the gravel/dirt road of Foster Lane to reach the zoo’s entrance.
Directions | Details |
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Take Exit 112 | Towards Bunkerville |
Turn onto Foster Lane | Gravel/dirt road |
Follow signs | To the zoo entrance |
The zoo’s remote location allows guests to enjoy an authentic safari experience, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes and the zoo’s diverse animal population. With clear signage and easy-to-follow directions, reaching this unique destination is a straightforward and enjoyable part of the overall tour.
Dress Code and Restrictions
Visitors to the Las Vegas Camel Safari Zoo must adhere to a specific dress code and set of restrictions to ensure the safety and well-being of both themselves and the animals.
Closed-toe shoes are required, as open-toed shoes and sandals aren’t permitted. High heels are also prohibited, as they can be dangerous on the uneven terrain.
Plus, visitors aren’t allowed to bring any alcohol or drugs onto the property. To protect the animals, feeding them anything other than the food provided is strictly forbidden.
What to Bring
Guests should remember to bring several essential items for their visit to the Las Vegas Camel Safari Zoo, including sunglasses, a camera, and sunscreen.
Guests should wear clothes that can withstand getting dirty and closed-toe shoes for their comfort and safety during the tour.
The zoo provides food for feeding the animals, but visitors are advised to leave behind any high-heeled shoes, sandals/flip-flops, alcohol, drugs, and open-toed shoes.
To make the most of their safari experience, guests should also consider bringing:
- A reusable water bottle
- Bug spray
- A hat
- Snacks or a packed lunch
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Food to Feed the Animals?
No, visitors cannot bring their own food to feed the animals. The tour provides food specifically for feeding the animals during the experience. Bringing outside food could be unsafe for the animals.
Is the Safari Tram Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes, the safari tram is wheelchair accessible. The tour’s highlights include meeting ambassador camels and exotic animals, and feeding llamas and alpacas, all while enjoying the 176-acre property’s happy animals.
Are There Any Discounts or Packages Available?
The Camel Safari Zoo offers several discounts and packages. Seniors and children receive reduced admission, and group rates are available for parties of 10 or more. Visitors can also opt for combo packages that include additional activities.
What Are the Rules for Photography During the Tour?
Visitors can take photos throughout the tour, but must avoid using flash near the animals. Photos for personal use are allowed, but commercial use requires prior approval from the zoo. Respectful photography is encouraged to capture the animals’ natural behaviors.
Can I Interact With the Animals Beyond the Feeding Experience?
Visitors can interact with the animals beyond the feeding experience, such as meeting the ambassador camels and exotic animals like the sloth. However, direct physical contact with the animals is generally not allowed for the safety of both guests and animals.
Recap
The Las Vegas Camel Safari Zoo Safari Tram Tour offers an unforgettable experience for visitors. They’ll get to view a diverse array of exotic animals, interact with friendly ambassador camels, and create lasting connections by feeding llamas, alpacas, and the African crested porcupine.
Situated on a sprawling 176-acre property, the tour showcases the serene and enriching environments of these captivating creatures.
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