Exotic game ranch located between Tampa and Orlando. Meet giraffes and experience an authentic safari
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May 8, 2025
We had an amazing time at the Giraffe Ranch. The driver/guide was very knowledgeable. He took the time to explain everything and answer all our questions. The Giraffes were the star but so many o…Full review by Karla D
Apr 27, 2025
Loved the tour. The guide was Brody. Great animal encounters. Lots of interesting facts. One draw back was lack of audio system, we sat in the back , it was difficult to hear.Full review by Daryl F
Apr 15, 2025
We chose the Camel Safari Tour. I was very disappointed when we only went to the first section of the tour on a Camel. The rest of the tour was in a large jeep. The description of the tour does no…Full review by Joanne B
Would really love to come visit with my husband. But $75 per person is a bit much. Good Lord.
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The cost you pay is to help them maintain their animals and their property for the animals. We did the excursion where we were able to feed the Giraffes and while it was a good bit …
The cost you pay is to help them maintain their animals and their property for the animals. We did the excursion where we were able to feed the Giraffes and while it was a good bit more than $75.00 per person, we left feeling like we got our money’s worth and are planning our return trip already.
this is described as a working game ranch. Does this mean that the animals are raised for hunting. If not what does Game Ranch mean. I dont want to go anywhere that supports hunting
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From what I was told there are many animals close to extinction, they are trying to increase numbers of the animals they have some of which only a few left in the world. The owners …
From what I was told there are many animals close to extinction, they are trying to increase numbers of the animals they have some of which only a few left in the world. The owners have worked for zoo's in their past lives. These animals have room to run. Chickens are free range, it was explained since they get to eat grass and not kept in cages, their eggs don't have to be refrigerated. Lemurs are in a large caged area. Some Giraffs are segregated in different areas so they don't in breed. You could call the ranch to make absolutely certain, but I am pretty sure none occurs on the ranch since they are trying to preserve endangered spicies.
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