tiger safari ok

Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.

• Travel Trade

Insider's Guide

• Things to Do
• Restaurants
• Places To Stay

Specials & Offers For Your Getaway

Newsletter signup, visitor guide.

Tiger Safari

Services Offered

Verified by Business

Event planning

Wedding planning

Review Highlights

“ I can't say enough great things about Bill and his staff. ” in 9 reviews

“ The guided tour was nice and informative and the employees were pleasant and friendly. ” in 2 reviews

“ Also we heard the lions roar at night which we never even heard them when we visited Africa ! ” in 2 reviews

Location & Hours

Suggest an edit

963 County St 2930

Tuttle, OK 73089

You Might Also Consider

Bricktown Water Taxi

Monica H. said "This was our first time on the Bricktown Water Taxi, and we had a great time. After paying for our tickets, we waited about 10 minutes for our boat to arrive. Initially, there were not a lot of people waiting in line, but as the…" read more

in Boat Tours, Boat Charters, Historical Tours

22.5 miles away from Tiger Safari

We are currently booking our venue for any & all of your upcoming events whether it is a birthday celebration or corporate event, staff is available 24/7 for your inquiries! If you're looking for something to do or a new "go-to"… read more

in Party & Event Planning, Venues & Event Spaces

Stealth Escape Rooms

We’re pioneers for escape rooms in the area since Stealth Escapes is the first one for Midwest City. Our rooms are fun, very immersive, challenging and great for families, youth groups, date nights and team building events! Book a… read more

in Escape Games, Team Building Activities

Amenities and More

7 More Attributes

About the Business

Business owner information

Business Owner

Tiger Safari in Tuttle is an interactive zoological park featuring knowledgeable staff. Over 160 animals reside at Tiger Safari ranging from small reptiles to large felines. Tiger Safari is also home to some of the rarest cats in Oklahoma including a Barbary lion, a royal white tiger and a royal golden Tabby tiger, one of the rarest tigers in the world. Come to Tiger Safari and experience a Birthday Party in Many of our pavilions and indoor party rooms Meet and greet with many of animal ambassadors including Fennec foxes as well as a Capuchin monkey named Emmett. Night Safari events allow visitors to interact and take photos with many exotic animals. Get up close and personal with a Ring-tailed lemur, Kinkajou and more. Tiger Safari is also home to a huge snake for those who are brave enough to hold it. Visitors can also feed tigers, bears and many of the petting zoo animals. Make your experience even better with an overnight stay at Tiger Safari Zoological Park. The nearby Safari Huts offer an authentic African Village named Shi-Awela Safari Village, meaning "a peaceful place of rest." Each hut offers a fireplace, heat and air, a queen-sized bed, big screen TV with Blu-ray player, refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. Three Huts are available. Take a trip to Tiger Safari Zoological Park for an experience like none other. …

Ask the Community

Ask a question

Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Tiger Safari .

People also searched for

destination events

photography services

meetings & conferences

birthday parties

conventions

Recommended Reviews

• 1 star rating Not good
• 2 star rating Could’ve been better
• 3 star rating OK
• 4 star rating Good
• 5 star rating Great

Select your rating

Overall rating

We found this while planning our family trip. This safari has been here for 21 years. The animals all have large roaming areas and are well taken care of. Many of the staff members live on the facility. We stayed in a safari but it was $150 plus another $100 for the VIP tour for a family of 5. The price also included having access to the zoo until they closed. Cons: there are no restrooms in the huts. It's about a 200 ft walk. There is no shower either and there is only one on site by the bathroom. They do not look well taken care or smell great at all. We avoided them. We stayed in treehouse #2 and when we walked around you could feel and see the entire hut move. It was scary. There's only a dvd player so bring movies. The smell inside main office is awful and I gagged many times but I am pregnant so my smell I feel like is more intense. Keep in mind hut one and two are over the tigers the others are over bears. Pros: for the price you do get a lot such as access to the zoo, the animal encounter, tour and feeding, they had a large bonfire one night, offer breakfast snacks the morning before tour which are store bought.

See all photos from Cassandra S. for Tiger Safari

The hut was a nice and relaxing getaway however, all I could think about the entire time was why are the cages for these wild animals so small and how do they stay warm. The owner Bill definitely gives me Tiger King vibes and I would love for this place to be investigated. They keep wild animals in small cages inside the lobby area for show and tell and the ones that are outside are much smaller than if you went to your typical zoo. Now I'm not one of those people who are against zoos I kind of think of zoos as a way to keep animals safe given they have enough room to mimic their natural habitat. Tiger Safari doesn't do that at all. They have a hyena (pack animal) alone in a small cage, and a grizzly bear alone that just walks the perimeter of his cage all day. Place should most definitely be shut down and would never return to support the horrific treatment to these animals!!!!.

The tigers were thin, isolated, with no water to swim in (tigers are water cats), in TINY enclosures for their sizes, water bowls on the ground that I WATCHED the males peeing in, and one white tiger was limping. Some animals had very insufficient post and lintel shelters. The animals inside have it worse. Two large owls are locked in small display cages with dirty water. The outside Capuchin monkey's fur was falling out and she was all alone in her enclosure. She was also very hungry, greedily grabbing for more and more Cheerios. Monkeys don't live alone!! The kangaroos were awesome, very friendly, pettable, and enjoyed laying in the sun. But the USDA said they had to put in a barrier so they can't be touched. The hyena was also alone. So was the bear. Hyenas are pack animals!! An adult male lion was alone and crying endlessly at the back fence, which I got on video. A teenaged lion was so bored and alone that he "chased" my purse like a kitten as I swung it around, and he ran up and down the fence with my husband, just dying for some play and contact. Lions are not solitary either! Male tigers are, but it's still sad to see them in tiny, 10x10 panel cages with no real shelter and no pond water. The lone tiger in the back played "stalk and pounce" with me as I pretended to hide behind a post. He was starved for activity, too. None of them have any stimulation. Some of the enclosures are overgrown. It is a sad, sad place to see. I hope they get closed down. Plan to report them to my contacts at PETA.

Expensive for what you get. The animals are in cages that are not large enough for the animals. Very sad. Just plain cages with no natural environment. Workers are rude

$15/person and it's not run very well. Used my bank card to pay then they say it didn't go through. I showed them on my phone it clearly went through and charged my account. They wanted me to run it through again?? No thank you. I'll go elsewhere. There are plenty of other places like itcin oklahoma.

This was an amazing experience. Our family had such a fun time. The animals have so much room and it's very clean! We loved it!

You should ignore the 1 star reviews, they are by and large done by a bunch of PETA freaks that yammer about how bad zoos are for animals while tapping out these reviews of places they have never been on their Apple computers made by slave labor in China... Hypocrisy much? As for this place it is to me a bit over priced for what it is. I've had better experience in the Zoos at Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The only thing that I find offensive at this place is that if you stay i one of their cabins they hit you with a 25 dollar cleaning fee... Excuse me but trying to gouge a customer for what is at every other place included in the price of a stay is BS. So keep that in mind if you are thinking of staying there.

This place needs to be shut down immediately and the animals sent to sanctuaries. It is a roadside zoo, which are just awful environments for animals. A very recent video has emerged of a poor baby otter, clearly terrified of being held let alone put in front of a crowd, being forced to get petted and handled by people. The poor thing is screaming the entire time. If your baby was crying, scared, and distressed, would you willingly hand them off to strangers? There are other reports of mistreatment from this place as well, read the other reviews. Do NOT give them your business. Here is the video: https://newsroom.humanesociety.org/fetcher/index.php?searchMerlin=1&searchBrightcove=1&submitted=1&mw=d&q=TigerSafari0621

Great experience, the first thing you do in entrance is feed the deer. The second is start walking on path. Much animals are asleep most of time. Some cages are empty. Is a good place to kill time!

We drove 3.5 hours to visit the Tiger Safari from our vacation to Dallas and I am very happy we did! I stumbled across this on the internet and so I booked it. My hubby and I were the only 2 there on the property (it was during the week). We stayed in the Africa Hut and OMG was it beautiful!!! I could have happily lived there. It was so clean too. Bill (the owner) and Kim (our Mega VIP guide) were great people and was so happy we choose to do this. I have never in my life held a snake or fed a Zebra. Also we heard the lions roar at night which we never even heard them when we visited Africa! I would definitely recommend staying in the hut and the Mega Tour!

See all photos from Traci C. for Tiger Safari

86 other reviews that are not currently recommended

OKC Balloon Twisting By Matt

Best of the 405 Nominee! Balloon twisting and custom balloon bouquets for events and special occasions. read more

in Balloon Services

Hanza’s Heartland

Welcome to Hanza's Heartland, your premier wedding venue just east of Lawton, OK! We're thrilled to be part of your special day. Contact us to start planning your dream wedding! read more

in Venues & Event Spaces

Collections Including Tiger Safari

By Jennifer C.

People Also Viewed

Orr Family Farm

Magnolia Blossom Ranch

Nomad’s Animal Encounter

Oklahoma Hall of Fame

HeartLocke Studio

Celebration Station

Playbox Indoor Playground

Altitude 1291

Color Me Mine

Oklahoma History Center

Best of Tuttle

Things to do in Tuttle

Service Offerings in Tuttle

Birthday Parties

Corporate Events

Photography Services

Social Events

Browse Nearby

Restaurants

Other Places Nearby

Find more Party & Event Planning near Tiger Safari

Find more Zoos near Tiger Safari

Related Cost Guides

Boudoir Photography

Event Photography

Party & Event Planning

Personal Chefs

Session Photography

Wedding Planning

• 5 More Cost Guides

Tiger Safari Zoological Park

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Tiger Safari Zoological Park - All You MUST Know Before You Go (2024)

• Tue - Sun 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
• (0.02 km) African Safari Huts
• (15.70 km) Comfort Inn & Suites Newcastle - Oklahoma City
• (15.55 km) Newcastle Motel
• (8.32 km) Beautiful Private Home
• (15.07 km) Cozy Oklahoma Retreat w/ Covered Patio & Gas Grill
• (5.33 km) Lupita’s Restaurant
• (5.33 km) Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
• (5.15 km) The Pizza Shop
• (6.36 km) Pizza 360
• (15.97 km) Swadley's BBQ - Mustang

Tiger Safari Zoological Park

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Tiger Safari Zoological Park - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

Tiger Safari Zoological Park

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Tiger Safari Zoological Park - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor

• Tue - Sun 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
• (0.02 km) African Safari Huts
• (15.70 km) Comfort Inn & Suites Newcastle - Oklahoma City
• (15.55 km) Newcastle Motel
• (8.32 km) Beautiful Private Home
• (15.07 km) Cozy Oklahoma Retreat w/ Covered Patio & Gas Grill
• (5.33 km) Lupita’s Restaurant
• (5.33 km) Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
• (5.15 km) The Pizza Shop
• (6.36 km) Pizza 360
• (15.97 km) Swadley's BBQ - Mustang

• City Guides
• Fun Activities
• Discount Tickets
• Add Attraction
• Attraction tickets
• Kids Things To Do Oklahoma

Tiger Safari

Where are we going.

About this activity

Lions, tigers, and well...tigers...oh my! Tiger Safari Experience is the largest collection of exotic and domestic animals in the entire state - that's pretty impressive!

It's an amazing way for kids to really get up close to some impressive animals, and learn all about their habits and their habitats.

The admission gets kids petting zoo feed, so they can hand feed those very sweet domestic animals, as we as experience deer feeding! Amazing!

In addition to the admission, Tiger Safari Experience really do have great tour experiences that are one-of-a-kid for the whole family. The most popular is the Sundowner Safari starts from 6pm and give families a chance to interact and get photos with many of the animals.

One of the staff members will guide you, and you can personally meet and feed the exotic animals! Have you ever had the chance to pet a Kinkajou, or a Ring-Tailed Lemur before? If you don't know what they are, even more reason to visit! You can even hold a real live snake! Be brave!

Coming soon is an incredible swim with otters experience, but you can also enjoy the fun summer camps in the meantime! Want to celebrate your birthday with amazing animals? You bet you can! There are birthday rooms to choose from, as well as packages to really suit what you want out of that special day.

It’s an amazing experience for kids who can learn all about the wonderful animals we have in this world, and how important it is for us to look after them!

Activity location

ROAR! on over to 963 County Street 2930 - from I-44 West take exit 108 W, then after 10 miles turn south onto Frisco Road. After 2.6 miles they are on the left!

How much does it cost?

$15 general admission includes Monkey and Deer feeding.

Same as adult

Military Discount

Last Updates

Tiger safari faq’s, doing our bit.

Tiger Safari is committed to helping the students of today to help them make informed decisions that shape the world of the future. Conservation is at the heart of their offering.

Any top tips when visiting?

If you really love the work they do, you can volunteer and really learn how to take care of the animals.

Teachers corner

What a great field trip idea! They have a new education center, and if you pre-book you get a discount.

Does Tiger Safari have healthy eating or Vegan options?

Take a bottle of water in your bag so you can keep hydrated!

Is Tiger Safari fully accessible?

If you have disabilities, give them a call to see what access there is for you!

Any additonal information?

If you are having a party and want some fun animals, they can bring the animals to YOU!

What people are saying?

Rate & write a review, top activities near tuttle.

• Orr Family Farm
• Altitude 1291
• Celebration Station
• White Water Bay
• Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
• State Fair Park
• Myriad Botanical Gardens and Crystal Bridge
• Oklahoma City Museum of Art
• Let's Go! Urban Scavenger Hunt
• American Banjo Museum
• Red Earth Art Center
• Pole Position Raceway
• 45th Infantry Division Museum
• Oklahoma Railway Museum
• Science Museum Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden

• The National Cowboy Museum
• Oklahoma Firefighters Museum

American Pigeon Museum

• Frontier City
• Edmond Historical Society Museum
• Pelican Bay Aquatic Center
• The Chisholm Trail Heritage Center
• Stafford Air and Space Museum
• Elmer Thomas Park Disc Golf
• Museum of the Great Plains
• Venture 2 Climb
• Laugh Out Loud Family Fun Place
• Jasmine Moran Childrens Museum
• Turner Falls Park

Arbuckle Wilderness

• Chickasaw National Park
• Oklahoma Route 66 Museum
• Cheyenne Cultural Center
• Sheerar Museum
• National Wresting Hall of Fame
• Oklahoma WONDERtorium

Similar Zoos attractions near Tuttle

Oklahoma Aquarium

Frank Buck Zoo

Oxley Nature Center

Woolaroc Ranch Museum and Wildlife Park

Fun things to do with kids near me in tuttle.

• Kids activities near me
• Things to do in Tuttle With kids
• Things for kids to do in Oklahoma City
• Family things to do in Tulsa
• Norman Kids activities
• Places for kids in Edmond
• Things to do in Broken Arrow With kids
• Zoos In Oklahoma City
• Animal Zoo Norman
• Zoos In Edmond
• Broken Arrow Zoos
• Places to go with kids in Oklahoma
• Fun things to do in Texas
• Fun places to go in Kansas
• Zoos In Oklahoma
• Animal Zoo Texas
• Petting Zoo Kansas
• Zoos In Tuttle
• Attractions Louisiana
• things to do near me Missouri
• Attractions near me Arkansas

Review us on Trustpilot

We value your feedback, please take a moment to leave Familydaysout.com a review on Trustpilot.

Go Treehouse Camping At Tiger Safari Zoological Park In Oklahoma

Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 30 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't writing about Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beach and exploring new areas.

More by this Author

Looking for a fun overnight adventure? If so, go camping in the African huts and treehouses at Tiger Safari – an interactive zoological park in Tuttle featuring over 160 animals. It’s actually more like glamping, so don’t worry there is no “roughing” it during this camping experience. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience you don’t want to miss. Check it out below:

Related Stories

One Of The Best Places To Spend Spring Break In Oklahoma Is At Water-Zoo Indoor Water Park

Enjoy An Adventurous Camping Trip At Black Mesa, One Of The Most Remote Campgrounds In Oklahoma

Be In Awe Of The Natural Beauty Found On This Short, Secluded Hike In Oklahoma's Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

To book an overnight stay at Tiger Safari Zoological Park, please visit their website here .

Looking for more adventures with animals in the Sooner State? If so, check out our previous article here where we feature some pretty cool places for animal lovers to go.

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

Want more Oklahoma in your inbox?

Get the latest on things to see, do, and eat around Oklahoma!

Thank you! You'll receive your first newsletter soon!

An error occured.

Related Articles

• Enjoy Hundreds Of Exotic Animals At Arbuckle Wilderness Park, A Drive-Thru Safari In Oklahoma
• The Oklahoma City Zoo Is Live Streaming Red Pandas For Your Enjoyment
• A Beautiful Lavender Farm In Oklahoma, Lavender Valley Acres Is Serene And Stunning
• Drive Through The Magnificent Woolaroc Wildlife Preserve In Oklahoma
• The Best Prime Rib In Oklahoma Can Be Found At Trapper's Fishcamp & Grill
• For Farm To Table Food From Grandma's Cookbook, Head to Farmhouse Fresh In Oklahoma
• Enjoy A Wild Christmas On The Prairie At Wonderland Of Lights At Woolaroc Wildlife Preserve In Oklahoma
• Cuddle The Most Adorable Rescued Farm Animals At Oliver And Friends Farm Sanctuary In Oklahoma

Explore Oklahoma

• Arts & Entertainment
• Farms & Wildlife
• Fun Adventures
• National & State Parks
• Natural Wonders
• On the Water
• Parks & Gardens
• Shops & Boutiques
• Sights & Landmarks
• State Parks

Featured Addresses

• TV & Film
• Say Maaate to a Mate
• First Impressions - The Game
• Daily Ladness
• Citizen Reef

To make sure you never miss out on your favourite NEW stories , we're happy to send you some reminders

Click ' OK ' then ' Allow ' to enable notifications

Horrifying last moments of mum eaten alive by safari park tiger after coming to her daughter's rescue

Terrifying footage shows the moment a siberian tiger dragged her daughter away.

Jess Battison

Warning: This article contains content which some readers may find distressing.

The horrifying last moments of a mum were caught on camera as she went to save her daughter.

Back in 2016, the woman was driving through Beijing ’s Badaling Wildlife World with her family. As is the case with plenty of the safari-style experiences we have here in the UK , visitors get to drive their own cars around the park.

But guests are not allowed to get out of their vehicle in certain enclosures – because of course while it might be safe to be protected by the four walls of a car, just strolling round an animal’ s home is rather risky.

So, the woman signed an agreement before entering the Chinese park which stated she would not get out of her vehicle.

However, tragic footage shows the woman, whose last name is Zhao, getting out of a car and being dragged by a Siberian tiger.

She claimed she believed the document she signed was some kind of registration to enter – accusing the ticket taker of not explaining it properly.

Zhao said that as they were driving round, she started feeling carsick so decided to get out of the car.

In the video, she can be seen walking around to the other side of the family vehicle, seemingly checking if she was holding up traffic.

But then, she quickly turns around as one of the Siberian tigers leaps towards her.

Zhao tried to move away but she couldn’t match the animal’s speed which pulled her to the ground and dragged her away.

Her family were quick to run to her help, as her mum tried to save her. And unfortunately, this led to the woman being attacked by another tiger and being killed as it went to eat her alive.

After the tragedy, the Yanqing district government confirmed there had been an incident at Badaling Wildlife World.

It was also added that an injured person, assumed to be Zhao, was receiving treatment.

She later filed a lawsuit against the Beijing park with the claim she hadn’t been properly informed of the dangers and that a nearby park official had failed to come to the family’s rescue.

But authorities in the Yanqing District later published a report stating it was not an ‘industry security accident’. AKA, the park was not responsible.

Instead, it was stated that this fatal attack occurred due to the visitors involved not following the wildlife park’s rules for guests.

Topics:  China , Animals

Jess is an Entertainment Journalist with a love of all things pop culture. Her main interests include keeping up with the Twitter girlies, waiting for a new series of The Traitors and losing her voice at a Beyoncé concert. She graduated with a first in Journalism from City, University of London in 2021 and has previously worked at MyLondon.

@ jessbattison_

Choose your content:

Boss uses ‘salt and pepper test’ during job interviews to judge a person’s character

How in-salt-ing.

Man suffered one of the most horrific deaths imaginable when his car plunged into a sinkhole

Their tragic deaths were caught on cctv.

People jump in shock after spotting huge octopus camouflaged in the sea

The viral video captures the animal's amazing ability.

Bloke who almost has a micropenis makes bold admission about how he uses it

The man explained that his penis is slightly bigger than a micropenis.

• Film director listens to 'Grizzly Man's' harrowing final moments before he was eaten alive by bear

LOCAL IAFF 157 PICNIC May 26 th

• School-Daycare Fieldtrips
• VIP Encounters
• Mega VIP Tours
• Tiger feeding
• Safari Night Out
• Safari Axe Throwing
• Boy &Girl Scout Troops
• Reptile Building
• Safari Animal Hospital
• Lion Jeep Encounter
• Wizarding World
• Park Photos
• Photo Shoots
• Zoo Veterinarians
• Safari Weddings
• Platinum Animal Encounter
• African Safari Huts
• Tiger Overlook Treehouse
• At Your Home Zoo to You
• School Zoo to You
• Daycare Zoo To You
• Library Zoo To You's
• Church VBS Zoo to You
• Corporate Event Zoo To U
• Petting Zoos
• Company Picnics
• Birthday Party Rooms
• Parties prices
• Tiger Overlook Deck
• Family Reunions
• Safari Slumber Parties
• Reveal /Baby Showers

Welcome To the United States Only Zoo with Tiger Overlook Tree Houses.

Platinum animals encounters must be booked in advance..

Feed a sloth

Feed a baby zebra.

Only Privately owned Zoo that offers feeding 

our Female Sloth WOOKIE 

in the State of Oklahoma 

Again the only  place in Oklahoma where you can experience and feed our newest Baby 

Booking Line 405-414-9365 

call for pricing 

Eurasian Eagle Owl 

Hold and experience the wonder of these 

Magnificent creatures 

Copyright © 2024 Tiger Safari Zoological Park - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by GoDaddy