Posted in New Jersey July 10, 2018 by Kristen

Most People Don’t Know You Can Stay Overnight At This Extraordinary Safari Park In New Jersey

The second largest theme park in the world (as of 2013), Six Flags is one of the East Coast’s biggest attractions. Located between New York and Philadelphia, right in Jackson, New Jersey, the park has its own safari. Located on 350 acres, the safari park is a spectacular destination. If you’re looking for a summer activity that the kids will never forget, you’ll want to head here.

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The safari sits on 350 acres and is home to over 1,200 animals and 70 species.

An immersive educational experience, you'll do more than learn on your visit.

Take part in one of their tours and get up close to the animals. For a unique experience, check out one of their interactive animal programs.

But for magical memories that will last a lifetime, you'll want to stay overnight!

Pitch your tent and get ready for some serious fun. Your evening will start off with dinner, followed by animal presentations and meet & greets.

Then, there will be trivia, crafts, a campfire, movie, and s'mores!

Head in for the night and wake up to delicious pastries, tea, coffee, and juice. Then, get ready to meet (and maybe feed!) the giraffes.

End your adventure with a spectacular sunrise safari and stop at the gift shop (if you'd like).

Kids and adults alike will love this one-of-a-kind overnight. Upcoming dates are July 27/28 and August 24/25. Anyone aged 5 and up is welcome and tickets are $100 per person (but so worth it) or $80 for season pass holders. Your admission also includes theme park tickets! For more details, visit their website here. For more magnificent attractions in New Jersey, check out this whimsical sculpture park.