We come here often mostly to see the wolves (they have a pack of 4 on the property) since my daughter loves them, but I also enjoy seeing the elk, deer, birds, eagles, and bison. They have a really nice aviary with 6 bald eagles, you can take some really nice photos of them without a fence in the way.... More

A great destination to see the native wildlife of Nebraska and the Midwest plains up close. You drive along a 4 mile gravel roadway and view the various groups of Bison, Elk, Deer, Pelicans, and other water fowl. We saw several wild turkeys and cranes. There is a parking area where you can get out and walk to see an... More

This is a great way to get to see, buffalo, deer, elk, etc. bring your camera More

We don't go enough, but it is a great place to go to with the family. Drive through and see animals up close - what more could you want?! More

You can see the entire park from your vehicle. If you choose to walk at the wolf and bear exhibits, you may or may not see animals because they are shy and shun the visitor area except during feeding time. This is the only place I know of in Nebraska to hear an elk bugle in the fall. That alone... More

This wildlife safari protect habitats for several native species. Elk, Deer, Wolves, Bison, Sandhill Cranes, Black Bears, and Pelicans are there for your viewing. There is also a Bald Eagle aviary that is rather new. Most of the safari you can only see by driving. There is a short walking trail that leads to the Bears, Wolves, and a Lake.... More

Loved the wildlife safari! I wanted to back the next day! It was very peaceful to drive through the park. I’ve never seen so many bison/buffalo in one place, up close and in a tolerable man-made environment. I’m not sure how politically correct it is to take your exhaust fumed vehicle and drive around wild animals, but the animals seemed... More

This "wildlife park" is about 20 minutes from Omaha. Cost is modest, $13.00 for the two of us and our grandson. The drive through is excellent. We were up close and personal with bison, elk and deer. One small lake was shared by cranes, swans and geese. The swans would start with a call and the other birds would enter... More

We recently returned from a two day trip to the Omaha area, where we visited the zoo and also drove through the Lee Simmons Conservation Park and Wildlife Safari. The park is located off the interstate, about a twenty minute drive west from Omaha. I thought the price was very reasonable; it was $6.50 per person for adults, and kids... More