Camel Safari Zoo | Bunkerville, NV
Camel Rides & Exotic Animal Experiences from $43.79
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Camel Safari Packages and Prices
Camel Ride + Zoo Tour: $218.10 per person
Feel like a true desert adventurer as you ride on the back of a fantastic camel, enjoying views of the beautiful Virgin Mountains and the other camelids that call Camel Safari home! Experienced camel handlers will guide your camel and ensure that this bucket-list adventure is an educational and hands-on activity you’ll never forget.
Tours are available Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday starting at 8 am.
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Safari Tram Ride & Zoo Tour: $43.79 per adult | $28.44 per child
Accompany keepers for a two-hour adventure onto the 176-acre zoo property! Learn about the history of camelids and their unique adaptations. Guests will accompany keepers to visit each exotic animal on the property. From camels to sand cats to a two-toed sloth, guests can join the keeper in morning feeding duties.
Tours are available every day except Wednesdays, starting at 9 am and ending at 11 am.
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Tram + Zoo Tour, Lunch & Transportation: $163.30 per adult | $137 per child
Have a fun-filled day at Camel Safari with your family! Take a ride on the safari tram, meet the camelids, and enjoy a hands-on camel encounter with a photo-op. You can also have a delicious lunch and add on an alpaca feeding cup, sloth feeding experience, or New Guinea singing dog encounter. Includes roundtrip transportation from the Las Vegas Strip!
Safari Tram Ride & Sloth Experience: $97.54 per adult | $53.70 per child
Enjoy a tram ride, a guided zoo tour, and a VIP sloth or New Guinea dingo experience! You’ll accompany keepers to each exotic animal, including enjoying an interactive experience with Thorn, the African Crested Porcupine! You will choose between a walk with a New Guinea Singing dog or feeding Ambien the sloth!
Tours are available every day except Wednesdays, starting at 9 am and ending at 11 am.
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Safari + Hotel Weekday Bundle: $327.70/Group
For up to four people to experience a WILD weekday getaway! This bundle includes a 2-hour Camel Safari zoo tour with a safari tram ride and a one-night stay at the beautiful Eureka Casino Resort in Mesquite, Nevada!
Tours are available Sunday – Wednesday, starting at 10 am.
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About Camel Safari Las Vegas Camel Rides and Experiences:
Camel Safari Las Vegas offers unforgettable experiences with majestic creatures up close! You can ride one of the 30+ camels that reside at the spectacular 176-acre ranch in the Virgin River Valley. Experienced camel handlers will guide your camel and ensure that this bucket-list adventure is an educational and hands-on activity you’ll never forget.
Your tour begins with introducing your zoologist guide, who will greet you and lead the Group on a two-hour exotic animal adventure aboard the Safari Tram! You’ll meet a New Guinea Singing Dog, the African Crested Porcupine, Small Clawed Otters, a Zebra/Donkey Hybrid, alpacas, sand cats, and other amazing animals!
Camel Safari is a ZAA-accredited zoo that strives to inspire people to appreciate, respect, and gain a bond with wildlife and nature through education, conservation, and recreation.
Snacks, beverages, and additional souvenirs are available for purchase at Camel Safari’s gift shop.
Tours Length: Approximately two hours
Hours: Camel Safari is open daily from 8 am – 4 pm
Location:
2725 River Cliff Road, Bunkerville, NV 89007 (just 60 minutes from Las Vegas)
Camel Safari & Zoo Guest Reviews:
- “This place was amazing. Our guide was very knowledgeable. They have a ton of camels, alpacas, and lamas, and even a sloth, a porcupine, and some beautiful sand cats! We had a great time! Thank you so much for the AWESOME EXPERIENCE! This is a must-see!”
- “It was so much fun at Camel Safari. We got up close and hands-on with a camel, porcupine, alpaca, llama, singing dogs, sloth, and tortoise—such an amazing experience. Our guide, Allie, was knowledgeable and engaging. I recommend this to everyone.”
- “I had a wonderful time feeding and interacting with the animals. Learning about their stories was a bonus. I highly recommend this experience to everyone.”
- “We had a fantastic time! The staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Our kids loved getting up close with the camels. The animals were well-handled, and we never felt unsafe. Despite the heat, the staff made sure we stayed cool with popsicles and cold water. Highly recommend!”
- “We had a fantastic time getting close to various animals; our guide was knowledgeable and passionate, and our visit here was the highlight of our road trip.”
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about Camel Safari Las Vegas:
- What is Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Camel Safari Las Vegas is an adventure park located in Mesquite, Nevada. It is just 90 minutes north of Las Vegas. The park offers a unique experience of camel rides and interactions with over 30 camels. Additionally, other animals, such as sloths, porcupines, armadillos, sand cats, singing dogs, opossums, llamas, and alpacas, can also be seen at the park. - What are the opening hours of Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Camel Safari Las Vegas is open every day, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. - What is the contact number for Camel Safari Las Vegas?
The contact number for Camel Safari Las Vegas is (800) 836-4036. - What is the address of Camel Safari Las Vegas?
2725 River Cliff Rd, Clark County, NV, 89007 - What animals can you see at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
In addition to camels, you can also see a two-toed sloth, an African-crested porcupine, six-banded armadillos, sand cats, New Guinea singing dogs, woolly opossums, llamas and alpacas. - How much does a camel ride cost at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
The price of a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas starts at $149 per person. - How long is a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
A camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas lasts approximately 45 minutes. - What is the minimum age requirement for a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
The minimum age requirement for a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas is six years old. - What should I wear for a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Guests are urged to wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for a camel ride at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - May I bring my own food and drinks to Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, you are welcome to bring along your own food and drinks to Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Is there a gift shop at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, there is a gift shop at Camel Safari Las Vegas where you can purchase souvenirs and merchandise. - Is there an age limit for interacting with animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
No, there is no age limit for interacting with animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Are there any restrictions on interacting with animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, there are some restrictions on interacting with animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas. For example, you cannot touch or feed the sloth or porcupine. - Can I take pictures with the animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, you can take pictures with the animals at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Are there any discounts available for groups visiting Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, there are discounts available for groups visiting Camel Safari Las Vegas. Contact them directly to learn more. - Is there parking available at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, there is free parking available at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Is there an ATM available on-site at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
No, there is no ATM available on-site at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Are credit cards accepted at Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, credit cards are accepted at Camel Safari Las Vegas. - Can I book a private tour of Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Yes, you can book a private tour of Camel Safari Las Vegas by contacting them directly. - What other attractions are near Mesquite besides Camel Safari Las Vegas?
Some other attractions near Mesquite include the Virgin Valley Heritage Museum and the Wolf Creek Golf Club.
