The woman was so nice explained what to do, where to go, who to feed and who not to. When we first pulled up we really weren't sure what to expect but there was a sign to go into the store to purchase tickets. Joe launched his TV career at WHBQ TV in Memphis, TN, where he served as weekend anchor and reporter.If you love animals you will love Briarwood. Joe is also a producer and co-host of Horsepower TV on Spike TV. As the face of Tennessee Crossroads, Joe has been taking viewers to meet interesting people and explore fascinating out-of-the-way places since 1987.

If youre driving through Jackson you will see the billboards for Tennessee Safari. You knew just by looking at who was coming up to your car who was going to make you laugh the hardest when feeding them! The animals are well kept and seem very happy and have plenty of room to roam which is so nice to see (so much better than a zoo!) We are definitely going back!Since its opening in 2007, Claude Conley and his brothers who own the Tennessee Safari Park in Alamo have always discussed different ways to make it bigger and better for visitors.89 reviews of Tennessee Safari Park 'Absolutely a little gem in West Tennessee. I laughed so much watching the animals approach our car. We saw they offer a tractor pull type wagon to go through the safari but I believe you must make reservations for this (call them!) Know if you feed the animals in your car you will get feed in it but it vacuums up easily and so worth the fun you'll have! Anyway it was so much fun. They do offer senior and military discount of $2.00 off ticket.

With the drive thru Safari Pa.While you do see some animals you may have never seen before, most were types of deers. Tennessee Safari Park is affordable and alot fun. Set off about 15 miles off I-40 this is more than a zoo, its an experience.We headed out to the Tennessee Safari Park The park is located in Alamo, TN. This is 'We Bought a Zoo' come to life.

You do not get a brochure on the different animals. The land the animals are kept in is very rocky and poor with no grass at all. I choose a drive-thru facility because my parent cannot walk much. The animal in cages that you had to be able to climb down and uphill to get to.

I was disappointed especially after the long drive. The gift shop only has plastic and stuff toy animals and t-shirts.