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KEYSTONE SAFARI: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Adventure Awaits At This Drive-Thru Safari Park Near Pittsburgh

Beth Price-Williams

A professional writer for more than two decades, Beth has lived in nearly a dozen states – from Missouri and Virginia to Connecticut and Vermont – and Toronto, Canada. In addition to traveling extensively in the U.S. and the U.K., she has a BA in Journalism from Point Park University (PA), a MA in Holocaust & Genocide Studies from Stockton University (NJ), and a Master of Professional Writing from Chatham University (PA). A writer and editor for Only In Your State since 2016, Beth grew up in and currently lives outside of Pittsburgh and when she’s not writing or hanging out with her bunnies, budgies, and chinchilla, she and her daughter are out chasing waterfalls.

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Can you think of a better way to spend a lovely day than meeting – and even feeding – an assortment of wild animals at a safari park near Pittsburgh? When you visit Keystone Safari Park, you can take a leisurely drive around the park that’s home to an impressive number of animals, including bison and llamas. If you’re up for more fun after that, head to the walk-thru park.

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KEYSTONE SAFARI: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Keystone Safari zoo near Grove City adds hour-long drive-thru tour

The wildlife scene has increased at Keystone Safari near Grove City.

Just up the road from Keystone Safari’s walk-thru park is their latest expansion: a self-guided drive-thru safari tour, offering interaction with more than 100 animals and 25 species.

Keystone Safari opened in 2019 and is family-owned by Adam and Tanis Guiher.

Adam Guiher, a member of the Zoological Association of America, has worked since 2012 developing the 144-acre Keystone Safari facility. It encompasses two separate interactive animal parks, located Liberty Township, Mercer County.

Billed as both educational and entertaining, guests can expect to spend about an hour driving their personal vehicle during the drive-thru option, which provides a covid-19 friendly activity, said general manager Josh Vasbinder.

“This is a really good alternative for people that want to space themselves out among others and use their own vehicles to drive through our safari area,” Vasbinder said.

Roll down the car windows and choose to feed or simply watch animals such as emus, bison, elk, zebras, donkeys, llamas, Highlander cattle, yak and more.

But hold that feed bucket tightly, the hungry mouths of the inquisitive animals don’t hold back as they chomp away on the high-fiber grain sold for $5 per bucket.

“They didn’t bite or anything,” said first-time visitor Bryce Pryor, 11. “I liked the camels and buffaloes.”

“We’re in the car, we’re all safe. We have hand sanitizer and we don’t have to worry being around other people,” said first-time visitor Leslie Stephens from Pittsburgh’s Brookline neighborhood. “The emus and ostrich — they actually came into the car — that was fun and exciting.”

The drive-thru is open daily from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. during September.

A new sunset safari option was added Saturdays from 6 p.m.-8 p.m., with the last vehicle admitted in at 7:15 p.m.

“Driving through as the sun is perfectly setting and watching all of the animals graze the fields is stunningly beautiful,” Vasbinder said.

No outside food is permitted.

Safari rules are enforced, such as remaining in your vehicle; not hanging out of your vehicle; driving 2 mph; and no pets of any kind.

The walk-through park features beginner and moderate zip-line courses, treetop adventure, pony rides, gift shop, animal feedings, butterfly garden, reindeer barn, bounce house and more.

Joyce Hanz is a native of Charleston, S.C. and is a features reporter covering the Pittsburgh region. She majored in media arts and graduated from the University of South Carolina. She can be reached at [email protected]

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If you go What: Keystone Safari Where: 2284 Mercer Butler Pike, Grove City (Liberty Township) When: Open Daily 10 a.m- 6 p.m. during September Check the website for operating hours in October Operating season runs April-January Admission: $15 adults (ages 13-61), $12 child (ages 3-12), $12 senior (age 62+), free (age 2 and under) Combo pass for both parks: $25 adult; $22 child/senior The drive-thru safari is cash only at the ticket booth unless purchased in advance at the Keystone Safari gift shop. Details: keystonesafari.com

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Review Highlights

“ I loved feeding & touching the elephants; feeding the giraffes and various animals along the safari path. ” in 24 reviews

“ My family has done many " safari " rides ( even with Disney) but this was the BEST TOUR we've ever had! ” in 8 reviews

“ When driving to Wilstem from French Lick , the property was on the right hand side and not difficult to locate. ” in 8 reviews

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4229 W US-150

Paoli, IN 47454

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Cabins, Drive-Thru Safari, Elephant Encounter, Giraffe Encounter, Grizzly Bear Encounter, Kangaroo Encounter, Lodges, Otter Encounter, Sloth Encounter. Products: Animals, Cabins for Rental. Services: Animal Encounters, Safari Park, Zip Line, Wildlife, Lodging, Horseback Riding. History: We're Wilstem and we're a wildlife park and resort here in Paoli, IN. We believe in unforgettable experiences, offering cabins and lodges, animal encounters, and drive-thru safaris. We started this business to offer one-of-a-kind wildlife interactions to the community and to tourists. We're looking forward to growing our business to continue to serve Paoli and the surrounding areas. We'd like to personally invite you to visit us today in one of our lodges or cabins, take a zipline adventure, or schedule an encounter with giraffes, otters, elephants, kangaroos, and more! …

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We did the drive-thru safari at Wilstem. My family and I haven't laughed that hard together in a long time! It's surprising how wild animals can bring a family together. The drive-thru safari turned all of our tired, sour moods around. I love the safari here because you literally do not have to leave your car at all. You pull up to the booth and pay, and then you take off down the path to see animals. No exiting and entering a vehicle. One thing to note, and the reason why my review is four stars instead of five: The people at the booth don't tell you anything about how to interact with the animals that are outside of your window. If you opt to buy the animal food (which you should), they don't tell you how to feed the animals. But I'm telling you right here. You need to put the container of food out your window and let the animals eat it from the container -- do not put the food in your hand or hold it between your fingers. If you do, you might get your hand bitten/nibbled from a friendly but hungry animal. Just let them eat from the container, and it should be all good. Once we figured out how to feed the animals safely, it was a fun experience. The animals know to come running when they see a vehicle enter their domain. Car = food. So it was delightful to see the emus running at full speed toward our car to say "hello" (and also "Where is my food?"). As we made our way through the park, we encountered a variety of animals. During the drive-thru safari, you have the opportunity to spot around 50 different animal species. But just like with a real safari or a visit to a zoo, it's not guaranteed that you will see all of them due to various factors such as weather, time of day and roaming patterns. We visited Wilstem during the early summer months when it seemed like lots of animals were out and about. During our safari, we had the chance to interact with several animals, such as Texas longhorns, zebras, emus, goats, donkeys, deer, alpacas, llamas and bison. The drive-thru safari experience at Wilstem Wildlife Park is divided into three main sections: The first section is the emu zone. You're allowed to drive through this section with your windows rolled down, and you can feed the emus if they come up to you. (Note: Feed the animals by holding the feed cup in your hand and letting the animals come up and eat from the cup.) In the second section, you will see animals like llamas, alpacas, goats and donkeys. You're allowed to feed these guys, too! The third section is the bison section, where signs instruct you to drive through the area with your windows rolled up. The fourth section -- Grizzly Ridge -- is also a zone where your windows need to stay rolled up. Here is where the bears reside (safely contained in a pen). As we made our way through the animal safari, we also saw some animals grazing in the fields a little farther away, such as zebras (not available for feeding because they can bite!), camels and deer. From start to finish, the drive-thru animal safari lasted about 45 minutes. Timing can vary, though, depending on how long you want to linger and feed/observe the animals, or how many other people are doing the drive-thru safari. Fortunately, there weren't many people also visiting at the same time, so we didn't have to wait too long.

This was so cool! A drive through safari in Indiana that lived up to my expectations for my kid. You get the option to add on feed for the animals and while that is an intimidating experience, it's really cool once you get acclimated. This was certainly the best zoo type experience we've ever had.

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Came here for my 41st birthday today and did the drive through Safari. This was amazing! The animals come right to your car (and peek through your windows lol). Hot tip:You will get food pellets in your car because they are messy eaters (especially the emu's!) The facility was clean and the animals looked happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back and do one of their encounters! Thanks for making my birthday unique and fun!

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We did the animal encounter where you bathe the elephants. It was overall a great experience. We appreciated the small group size. I didn't appreciate during the second portion being asked to pay for feed when we already spent a hefty amount on the first portion. You also have to have cash for that which we didn't know or bring. I also thought it would be nice if there were better options for photo ops or even a photographer on site.

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Went here about a month ago. Purchased the All-Access package, and we were not disappointed. From the drive-thru safari to the various educational encounters with the animals, it was a fun and exciting experience. Staff appeared to be quite knowledgeable and showed extreme care toward the treatment of the animals. I cannot speak to the lodging facilities, but if you are looking for a fun-filled day, I highly recommend Wilstem. Plus they have otters and who doesn't like otters???

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Great experience. So happy we came. The cabin was wonderful and our whole experience was amazing

We decided to finally check out Wilstem on Earth Day this year. It's one of those places I think about when I drive past on the way to someplace else and then forget about. I'm glad we finally remembered. It was just my husband and but I think our grandsons would love to visit as well. We'll definitely be back.

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Our whole experience at Wilstem was amazing. We did a private elephant encounter and a primate encounter and both were wonderful! Cindy and Vicky (the elephants) were beautiful and it was amazing to be able to interact with them. We spent time in the Roos and Crews barn and fed the giraffes too! The real highlight for my teenage kids though was the drive-thru safari - we went through multiple times! I am sure they will forever remember when a camel stuck his head all the way in the car across the driver side to the passenger side to get some food. We were all laughing and had such a wonderful time! We will 100% come back.

My family and I went over Labor Day weekend and had an amazing time. We did the sloth encounter with Terri and it was my favorite thing we did. Terri was absolutely incredible and so knowledgeable. She made my entire weekend. I would recommend going to see her and Luna (the sloth)!

A wonderful time. The drive through was great. We did it twice and our kids loved it. We did the elephant encounter and it was amazing. Picture opportunities and feeding opportunities. Tickets are cheaper there, but you risk not getting a time to do the encounter if they're pre purchased.

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Many Keystone businesses cater to out-of-towners who stop by on their way to Mount Rushmore and the other attractions in the Black Hills. Some close their doors over the winter and spend the spring preparing for an influx of summertime customers.

“It’s this whole cleaning process.,” Robin Fugir, Keystone’s Chamber of Commerce director, said. “You know, making sure everything’s running nice, cleaning up around the area, cleaning out the businesses.”

This year, a mild winter and warm spring have brought visitors to Keystone earlier than usual. Local businesses that opened their doors early are reaping the benefits.

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Keystone Safari - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

Its the most wonderful time of the year

Experience the Holidays like never before! Come join us during the Holiday Season for festive lights, Santa, reindeer and so much more! Bring the whole family and join us in Holiday cheer.

Take in all of the lights and sounds as you journey throughout the park. 

With the park lit up, we promise you and your family a magical winter wonderland experience!!

Walk-Thru Holiday Lights

See specific days under park information price regular admission season passes pass holders enter at no additional cost.

Meet Santa in our Safari Pavilion beyond our Reindeer Barn, find the Grinch slinking around the park, LIVE ice carvings in our Swan Pavilion next to the Gift Shop, and a photo opportunity with a baby Kangaroo in our Reindeer Barn. Ask a staff if you need assistance!

Drive-Thru Live Nativity Scene

Closed until holiday season 2023.

Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure — Review

T ravel back in time to walk among the dinosaurs at Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure ! This fun, family-friendly experience will let you get up-close and personal with your favorite dinosaurs. Learn more about the experience in this review of Dino Safari.

Grab your passport to Pangea and get ready to meet over 30 different species of dinosaurs !

A special thanks to Imagine Exhibitions for providing us with tickets to Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure in Atlanta! As always, all opinions are my own.

What is Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure?

This walk-through attraction was created by Atlanta -based Imagine Exhibitions (the same people who produced Harry Potter: The Exhibition ) in collaboration with Ph.D. Dinosaur Paleontologist Gregory M. Erickson .

The exhibit features realistic animatronic dinosaurs, scientific exploration, and fun interactive elements to immerse you in the prehistoric world of the dinosaur.

Ready to take a step back in time? Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure is currently showing in Las Vegas at the Horseshoe Hotel and Casino .

My Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure Review

The Dino Safari walk-thru experience begins with a passport to Pangea . We received this small passport booklet and a crayon. Inside the passport is a scavenger hunt of different dinosaurs, unique features, and plant life for us to find and check off as we walked through the exhibit.

You can also scan a QR code at the beginning of the experience to get access to an audio guide and music that will add to your safari experience. It’s not necessary to use the audio guide, but it’s great if you’ve got someone who wants to learn all the things about dinosaurs.

The journey through Pangea (the giant contiguous landmass that all the continents used to be a part of) is broken out into the continents we’re familiar with today. We learned about what each continent would have been like as part of Pangea and saw the dinosaurs that were native to that area.

We got to meet some of our favorite dinosaurs and even discovered a few we hadn’t even heard of.

And one of the best parts was that we got to take a picture with the T. Rex !

At the end of the experience was a “ fun zone ” where we got to do an interactive digital coloring game that brought our drawing to life, “feed” dinosaurs in a corn-hole-type game, play on an balancing course, race against a dinosaur, and put together a dinosaur puzzle.

The experience exits into the gift shop, naturally, where you can buy dinosaur toys, candy, clothes, and stuffed animals.

This is also where the Virtual Reality simulators were located, where you can go on additional adventures like flying through the mountains, a thrill ride in the city, and bungee jumping over a canyon. We did the bungee, roller coaster, and flying simulators, and they were okay. I’m not a huge fan of VR simulators because I get motion sick.

What Was Great About the Experience

The displays were great. I loved the animatronic dinosaurs and the traveling theme with the passport, vintage postcard displays, and grouping the dinosaurs by region.

The interactive elements were a nice touch. There was a dinosaur slide, a small tunnel to crawl through between two exhibits, a sandbox archaeological dig, and some small jungle balancing courses. Just a lot of little fun things for the kids.

The workers were all very nice and helped add to the safari experience. One even took a bunch of amazing pictures for us with the T. Rex!

What Was Not So Great

We were confused about the scale of the dinosaurs. I came into this thinking they were all mostly life-sized, then we started noticing that some of the small dinosaurs were displayed really big, including the smallest dinosaur that was scaled up to like 8 feet tall. And of course some of the large dinosaurs had to be scaled down.

Mostly I didn’t like that the small ones were suddenly larger-than-life; I’m used to dinosaurs being big, so I would have loved the comparison against the life-sized small dinosaurs.

Not a huge thing, but the Virtual Reality simulator wasn’t dinosaur-themed , just thrill- and adrenaline-themed. Maybe there was a dino-themed option, but we got put on bungee, trill ride, and flying simulators. So I just didn’t really see the point of a non-dinosaur VR add-on.

Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure Tickets & Info

Location: Dino Safari: A Walk-Thru Adventure is currently on display in Las Vegas at the Horseshoe Hotel and Casino .

The experience takes about 60-90 minutes to walk through. It is a free-flowing experience, so you can take your time going through at your leisure.

Admission: Tickets for Dino Safari cost $20 for children ages 4-12 and $23 for adults 13+. You can get a Group discount, or add-ons like a Dino Fun Package, a Photo Package, a VIP Mystery Bag, or a Family Pack.

A complimentary audio guide accessible on a smart phone is available with your ticket. There are QR codes for you to scan on site that will take you to the audio tour. Feel free to bring your headphones.

Hours: Dino Safari is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Your tickets are valid for entry at any time during operating hours on your selected date.

Non-flash photography is allowed and encouraged.

Dino Safari FAQ

What age is dino safari for.

I’d say Dino Safari is best for younger kids (especially those in their dinosaur era!). Adults can enjoy it, too, and the experience is appropriate for all ages. But elementary aged kids seem to enjoy it best.

How long is Dino Safari in Atlanta?

Dino Safari is no longer available in Atlanta. The experience is now located in Las Vegas at the Horseshoe Hotel & Casino.

How long do people spend at Dino Safari?

You can expect to spend 1 hour to 1.5 hours walking through Dino Safari.

Is the Dino Safari worth it?

If you have a kiddo who loves dinosaurs (or you’re a dino-lover yourself), the Dino Safari is absolutely worth it!

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