Animal EDventure Park & Safari
📍 Boynton Beach, FL
Animal EDventure Park runs guided walking safaris on a private farm, with hands-on encounters including kangaroos, sloths, otters, zebras, lemurs, and camels. VIP behind-the-scenes tours and add-on animal encounters are bookable separately.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 5 and up who want genuine up-close animal interaction beyond a standard zoo visit. The guided format keeps the experience educational and safe.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Tonya Drew
5 months ago
“We were first time visitors to this animal park and had a great time! Kenny was our guide and he did a good job of explaining things and you could hear him very well. It was wonderful to see the animals up close and feed the goats and cows and camels and pet the Otters and kangaroos. We never went to the capybara cage. I think it was accidentally missed during the tour. Other than that we had a wonderful time and will be back with friends!”
Staar O'Shmellow
5 months ago
“Great for kids & families! We petted Kangaroos & a slOth, met zebras and lemurs, and fed goats and camels! Our tour guide was fantastic too, I don't remember her name but she told us that the zebra was her bestie, and the lemur was her boss 😂🥰”
Michelle Farrar
5 months ago
“Tia was the best! Very engaging with tons of information. A great guide. There were so many different animals, all very loved. A must do! The VIP tour was definitely worth it! A great experience!”
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Overview
Animal EDventure Park in Boynton Beach operates as a reservation-only guided safari on a private farm along US-441. Standard tours last approximately one hour and include encounters with kangaroos, sloths, otters, lemurs, zebras, camels, and goats. Add-on experiences include sloth holding, kangaroo cuddling, otter swimming (16+), capybara feeding (8+), monkey encounters (16+), and porcupine feeding (8+). VIP tours go behind the scenes with smaller groups.
