Sara H.
8/10/2025
We've had a membership for years and go often. My kids love it and we have fun too! There are plenty of places to pull over and just watch the animals and a good midway point to get out and walk...
Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari
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16406 292nd St
Ashland, NE 68003
Explore the Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari in Ashland, NE for an outdoor adventure like no other. Drive through a four-mile North American wildlife experience, spotting bison, elk, bears, wolves, pelicans, and more. Don't miss the upcoming Insect Adventure with 35 animatronic insects and spiders from around the world, including unique species like the Madagascar hissing cockroach and the bullet ant.
Stretch your legs on the trails to overlooks where you can observe a variety of wildlife. Visit the Eagle Aviary housing bald eagles and whooping cranes, or stop by Prairie Dog Town near the Visitor Center for a close-up look at small mammals and birds. Inside the Visitor Center, grab a bite to eat, check out merchandise, and learn about membership benefits. Reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals are also on display for visitors to enjoy.
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Brett G.
4/22/2025
If you make it to Ashland, this is a must stop for families. They have lots of animals, walking trails, and playgrounds. The kids loved the petting area with rabbits and the cutest unicorn goat...
Jess H.
6/4/2025
Super fun! Loved the bug exhibit! I love that they have kept this up over the years. I was able to take my 6 year old with me and share in the memories that I made as a child. Only bummer is that...
Josh T.
5/11/2024
The safari park has become a favorite of our family the last two years. We always enjoy driving through and seeing a variety of animals in their natural habitat, as well as, a few places to get...
Angela R.
7/5/2025
Just meh. Not worth the money nor the wait to get in could perhaps be entertaining for younger kids since there are play grounds but nothing crazy. There were more insects to see than animals.
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