Zoo, Aquarium & Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife Safari
Wildlife Safari is a zoo, aquarium & wildlife conservation in Winston, Oregon. It is one of the U.S. museums catalogued by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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Wildlife Safari
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About this museum
What is Wildlife Safari?
Wildlife Safari is a drive-through safari and zoological park in Winston, Oregon, United States. The park’s main draw is the 615-acre (249 ha) pastures and field enclosures visitors drive their vehicles through, enabling many up-close animal encounters and photo opportunities. These field exhibits, divided into regions such as Africa, Asia and the Americas, mainly feature the park’s ungulate herds and larger hoofed mammals, as well as larger species of birds, including cranes and ratites. Visitors also drive past naturalistic exhibits featuring black and brown bears, cheetahs, lions and tigers.
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The record
Museum details
- Name
- Wildlife Safari
- City
- Winston
- State
- Oregon
- IMLS Museum ID
- 8409500225
- Coordinates
- 43.11461, -123.41802
What kind of museum is Wildlife Safari?
Wildlife Safari is classified as a zoo, aquarium & wildlife conservation in the IMLS Museum Data Files. Browse more zoo, aquarium & wildlife conservations →
Where is Wildlife Safari located?
Wildlife Safari is located in Winston, Oregon at approximately 43.11461, -123.41802. See the map above.
Does Wildlife Safari have a website?
Yes — the IMLS record lists http://www.wildlifesafari.net. Hours and admission can change, so check the official site before you visit.
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