Tennessee Safari Park is a beloved drive-through and walk-through wildlife destination covering 7.5 miles of road and 20 acres of exhibits in rural Alamo, Tennessee. Founded on a century-old family farm, the park hosts animals from every continent except Antarctica, including giraffes, sloths, pygmy goats, squirrel monkeys, and South American species featured in a dedicated sloth barn. Visitors hand-feed exotic wildlife directly from their vehicles during the sprawling drive-through safari, then explore walk-through areas featuring a petting zoo, parakeet encounters, and seasonal gem mining. The park is committed to cultivating conservational awareness through educational activities and immersive environments that bring families closer to the natural world. Admission is priced accessibly for families, and the setting on working Tennessee farmland gives the experience an authentic, down-to-earth character.