Posted in Oklahoma February 19, 2018 by Ashley

The One Incredible Place In Oklahoma To See Wildlife Up Close

Life is better when there are animals around, and one of the best places to see wildlife up close is at Lost Creek Safari in Stillwater. From black-handed spider monkeys to Zebu cattle to spotted miniature donkeys, Lost Creek Safari has a wide variety of animals for guests to enjoy. Reservations are required, so book your visit before going.

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Lost Creek Safari is located at 1200 West 80 in Stillwater. They are open to the public by reservation only, so reserve your spot before visiting.

They will be opening in a few short weeks for the spring season and you'll want to visit as soon as we show you the adorable animals they have on the farm.

I mean, just look at the cute face on this capybara. It looks like a giant guinea pig...and kids love them!

The farm is a small USDA certified exotic animal park that has been opened for 3 years. They have a variety of deer on site, including Reeves Muntjac deer - one of the smallest deer in the world.

Visitors can meet most of the animals up close. They give guided tours of all the animals so you can learn about them along the way.

They have a beautiful Grant zebra mare named "Tatar" who loves it when visitors give her attention. She came to Oklahoma from Kansas and is the sweetest baby girl.

There's also a Dromedary camel named "Gilbert" who loves to give out camel kisses!

Monkey lovers will want to find one of the four Ring-tailed lemurs or two Cotton-top Tamarins roaming around.

There's also a variety of birds, including three of the world's largest - a Rhea, two Emu and a Ostrich.

Call 405-707-0403 or email [email protected] to book your reservation to see these animals up close and tour the farm.

What animal are you most excited to see at Lost Creek Safari? Did you know Oklahoma has a drive-thru wilderness park in Davis? Get all the details about this fun place here.