Safari Park - Caney, KS

Tom Harvey
Park Director
620.515.2885

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2019 Starts our 30th Year of Saving Endangered Species


 Please call before coming
​620-515-2885.
Back to school hours: Saturdays 10-2. The following weeks make sure about our hours by calling. 
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       ALLIE AND OUR BABY RED KANGAROO
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See our Admissions Page for more information and prices
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  • RE-DO THE ZOO VIP TOURS!
VIP $30 -  Get the zoo tour, feed sack and a wrist band that lets you get pictures with the hedgehog, giant snake, alligator, blue tongue skink and giant tortoise, and go in with the kangaroo and take pictures.  Then 1 hour at the Tree House and swimming pool( open around June 1st) No reservation needed, just come and have fun at Safari Park! (approx. 3 hours)  VIP CAMEL $40 - Add all the above feed our camel and get extra food for the monkeys.  -VIP Wolf pups $50.
 RE-DO THE ZOO $75 All our babies including our baby ringtail  lemurs, baby red fox and baby kangaroo. All VIP PACKAGES ARE NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE WHEN BABIES ARE TO BIG.
​All proceeds go to build new habitats and care for our awesome animals. Thank you !! Tom and Allie

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                   THE POOL IS OPEN FOR PARTIES AND IS PART OF ALL THE VIP TOURS. BRING YOUR SWIMSUITS!
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Allie and our new Arctic wolf pup!
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     This is Cruise our new Fennec Fox
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Here's Kojo with Tom.
(photo by Scott Crothers - Thanks, Scott!)
Kojo is a Russian Grizzly Bear.  He was born in 2001.
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​DID YOU KNOW?...
The Teddy Bear was named after Theodore Roosevelt in 1902 after he refused to shoot a black bear while on a hunting excursion. This act was so popular that toy bears were created to celebrate the event.

Grizzly bears have longer claws than black bears and their heads are larger in proportion to their bodies.

Perhaps the most distinguishing feature of the grizzly is the hump, or roach, on its back. This gives the grizzly a great deal of strength in its forelegs. However, full-grown black bears can climb trees, whereas grizzlies cannot.

Adult male grizzlies can weigh 800 pounds and females are about half that size.

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Thank you to all of our sponsors!

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BECOME A ZOO SPONSOR

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​This sponsorship allows us to help others, such as free passes for all Active Military and their families, special Rates for School Groups, etc.  You'll get an official notice posted on our web site, free passes, party and more! 
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You can help the zoo grow!  Your Monthly support will keep the zoo open and growing.   All supporters will have their names on a sign and receive a monthly newsletter. This is a one year program.   Any pledges paid in full can receive immediate benefits! ​

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Thank you for  supporting Us By...
  • We believe in the power of prayer, so pray!
  • Visit the Zoo
  • Send others to Visit
  • Use your Facebook Page to tell others about us
  • Sponsor a school field trip or a church group
  • Book Drive
  • Do a fundraiser
  • Make a donation
  • Buy an Advance Pass for someone
  • Purchase Safari Tee-Shirts and gifts
  • Have a birthday or corporate party!
  • Join Angels for the Animals
  • Volunteer

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  • Home
  • About the Park
    • Admissions & Prices
    • Maps
    • Staff & Volunteers
    • Legal Notices
  • Exhibits
    • Tiger Pups
    • Tigers
    • Lions
    • Bears
    • Cats
    • Primates
    • Wolves
    • Other Animals
  • Groups
  • Help Us
    • Donate
  • Contact Us