Georgia Safari Conservation Park

Georgia Safari Conservation Park Newly Opened 530-acre Safari Park is committed to inspiring others to have a greater understanding, appreciation, and connection to the natural world.

Georgia Safari Conservation Park is being developed in Madison, Georgia. Guests to the 400+ acre park will have the opportunity to experience wildlife and cultures from around the world through a guided safari experience and animal exhibits.

From the Bayou State to the Peach State...meet the newest hooves on the block at Georgia Safari, Frannie! Frannie, a 1.5...
06/01/2026

From the Bayou State to the Peach State...meet the newest hooves on the block at Georgia Safari, Frannie! Frannie, a 1.5 year old Reticulated Giraffe, joins us from Global Wildlife Center in Folsom, Louisiana.

Born on September 10, 2024, Frannie was named after Hurricane Francine, which made landfall in Louisiana just one day after her birth. Her personality starkly contrasts the origin of her name - she is described as curious, social, engaging, and creative. Her great-grandmother, Kameel, the matriarch of Global Wildlife Center's giraffe tower, is believed to be the second-oldest giraffe in North America at 33 years old.

Frannie is acclimating well as she trades Mardi Gras beads and gumbo for peaches and golf. She fits right in with Georgia Safari's giraffe tower, and we cannot wait to watch her grow. 🧡🦒

It's already time for our first banner change of the summer! For June, it is vs. 💫Who has won over your heart? Cast ...
05/29/2026

It's already time for our first banner change of the summer! For June, it is vs. 💫

Who has won over your heart? Cast your vote below by commenting HMZ or Nyala. Voting ends on May 31st at 11:59pm - may your favorite banner win!

Rodents, lizards, and bovids, oh my! Georgia Safari Conservation Park is proud to be home to all sorts of creatures acro...
05/27/2026

Rodents, lizards, and bovids, oh my! Georgia Safari Conservation Park is proud to be home to all sorts of creatures across the animal kingdom. These fascinating little friends never cease to amaze us. Come by and see the wonder of the African Savanna right in your backyard!

Happy Memorial Day from Georgia Safari! We extend our sincerest appreciation to the men and women who have made the ulti...
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day from Georgia Safari! We extend our sincerest appreciation to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country's freedom. Freedom isn't free, and we are indebted to our service members and their families for their dedication to our country. Today and every day, thank you for your service!

Did you know that tortoises can be turtles, but not all turtles can be tortoises? 🐢There are multiple key distinctions w...
05/23/2026

Did you know that tortoises can be turtles, but not all turtles can be tortoises? 🐢

There are multiple key distinctions when it comes to tortoises and turtles, like their shells, habitats, and legs. Tortoises also spend most of their lives on land, while turtles spend most of their lives in water.

61 percent of these incredible reptiles are either threatened or extinct due to illegal activity, exotic food trade, habitat destruction, and climate change. Every minute without change puts us closer to a world without them.

Gopher Tortoises like Hermes, the newest addition to the Georgia Safari crew, and other reptiles have faced the threat of extinction due to illegal activity, exotic food trade, habitat destruction, and climate change. Every minute without change puts us closer to a world without them.

Join us at Georgia Safari to meet and learn about tortoises like Hermes by booking your safari adventure at the link: https://bit.ly/4qLlRMa

Have you heard the buzz? Today is World Bee Day! 🐝Bees and other pollinators play a critical role in our ecosystem and t...
05/20/2026

Have you heard the buzz? Today is World Bee Day! 🐝

Bees and other pollinators play a critical role in our ecosystem and the health of our environment, animals, plants, and people. Did you know that 35% of food crops around the world rely on pollinators to reproduce? That's 1 in every 3 bites of food you eat! Pollinators affect 75% of the world's fruits, vegetables, and nuts. (USDA)

Their populations are rapidly declining due to various factors, including pesticides, pathogens, habitat loss, and climate change. The good news? There are plenty of ways we can "bee" part of the change and help restore bee and pollinator populations! Join the hive and consider taking part in these habits:

💛 Plant pollinator-friendly flowers
💛 Select organic, sustainable food choices
💛 Shop local for bee products and honey
💛 Steer clear of harmful chemicals and pesticides

Memorial Day weekend is approaching soon, and while many of us prepare to celebrate with barbecues and pool parties, Geo...
05/19/2026

Memorial Day weekend is approaching soon, and while many of us prepare to celebrate with barbecues and pool parties, Georgia Safari wants to recognize and remember what the holiday weekend is about. It isn't about grilling or swimming, it is about remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and their families for our nation.

To commemorate our heroes, Georgia Safari is offering 10% off of touring tickets for Military and First Responders, their families, and friends from May 23rd to May 25th as a small token of appreciation with the code REMEMBER10.

Plan your visit at the link: https://bit.ly/4d601Ns

May is all about the moms for Mother's Day, but our Emu beg to differ. Did you know that male emu incubate eggs, just li...
05/18/2026

May is all about the moms for Mother's Day, but our Emu beg to differ. Did you know that male emu incubate eggs, just like penguins? An emu's typical incubation is 56 days, with breeding season taking place from December to February.

Their nests can accommodate up to 25 eggs, and their chicks can walk just minutes after hatching!

Did you know Georgia Safari has seven endangered species at our Park? Sadly, Addax and Pancake Tortoises are classified ...
05/15/2026

Did you know Georgia Safari has seven endangered species at our Park? Sadly, Addax and Pancake Tortoises are classified as Critically Endangered by the IUCN Red List, while Chinchillas, Sulcata Tortoises, Nile Lechwe, Reticulated Giraffes, and Oryx are classified as Endangered.

We have some exciting news to share - our first Addax calf was born last month! Both mom and baby are doing well, and we are ecstatic to welcome another Addax to the world.

On Endangered Species Day, it is more important than ever to raise awareness of the species that face extinction and ways you can take action to protect them. Learning more about these species is a wonderful place to start. By supporting a conservation facility and learning about species that face extinction, you're well-equipped to craft an action plan of how you can get involved. Learn more at the link: https://bit.ly/3Q95TOg

It's No Mow May! We invite you to refrain from mowing your lawn during the month of May to protect our pollinators such ...
05/13/2026

It's No Mow May! We invite you to refrain from mowing your lawn during the month of May to protect our pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and grasshoppers. Letting your lawn grow for an extended period of time and giving flowers the opportunity to bloom provides much needed nectar and pollen for pollinators!

We understand not everyone can participate in No Mow May, and that's ok - instead, consider getting involved by planting pollinator-friendly flowers or eliminating pesticide use. Little changes now help us create a brighter future for our pollinator friends!

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1761 Monticello Highway
Madison, GA
30650

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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(706) 342-4296

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