Wild Florida, Kenansvilleįeatures more than 200 animals, including exotics like zebras, sloths, lemurs and Watusi, and a walk-in bird aviary with pheasants, parrots and other birds from all over the world. Look for black bears, turkeys, deer and whooping cranes. Rated five stars by birders, this seven-mile drive through zoo takes you past pinelands and salt marshes to Florida’s second-oldest lighthouse. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, near Tallahassee Be ready to marvel at an abundance of sunbathing alligators and even the occasional otter or bobcat. See gators, otters, turtles and hundreds of bird species, including eagles. Known as one of the top three birding areas in the state, this 11-mile drive-thru wildlife sanctuary is FREE, open to the public, and a favorite among locals. Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, TitusvilleĪmazing wildlife viewing is easy with the self-guided map that lists numbered stops along Black Point Drive. But the giraffes steal the show at Lion Country Safari. Lion Country Safari, West Palm Beachįlorida’s only drive-through safari boasts 800-plus animals, including wildebeests, rhinos and the world’s largest herd of captive zebras. Roseate spoonbills can be found here year-round. Sunbathing gators, green herons, white ibis and a crocodile call this four-mile Wildlife Drive home.
“Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island Silence your cell phone and enjoy the show at these drive-through zoos in Florida. Eudora Wildlife Safari Park, home to over 300 exotic animals, is located in Salley, South Carolina. You won’t find big screens or bags of popcorn at these drive-ins, but they're action-packed and provide lots of entertainment.
Sure, there’s plenty of wildlife in Florida, but have you ever viewed a giraffe from the comfort of your car?
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