You can throw the feed out to the animals. Can we feed the animals? We will offer feed for $4-$8.You can ride in truck beds, but you MUST remain seated at all times, and if they are children, they must be accompanied by an adult it truck bed with them. What kind of cars do you NOT recommenced for this? Please note that the road is a bumpy gravel road with low water crossing areas.If you visit the wildlife park, we do have restrooms available there. We ask that you do NOT exit your car at any point on the drive thru. Are there restrooms accessible? No, this is a drive thru experience.With Llama lane you do get to drive into their habitat and they will come up to your window! On the deer experience, you will walk into their habitat with them. You will be able to see them from your car and can even throw food to them! (please only use our designated feed for this). Will the animals walk up to our cars? No, the animals are in their habitats.Unless otherwise noted, photos courtesy of the animal farms and sanctuaries. Warn kiddos: These animals aren't shy about begging for food, slobbering on cars, hands, and pretty much any surface. Get close to camels, zebras, watusis, American bison, and more. This vast drive-thru safari features a variety of animals that come knocking on your car window for food. Georgia's better-known animal safari, Wild Animal Safari, offers options to use your own car on the safari or rent one of the already animal-weathered zebra vans. This working farm offers an opportunity to shop for seasonal produce, take part in seasonal events and activities, as well as opportunities for visitors to interact with its animal farm, like barnyard chickens, donkeys, cows and calves, goats, horses, and more. There are opportunities to take a variety of tours at Noah's Ark. This unique nonprofit animal sanctuary located just over an hour south of Atlanta, is definitely worth the drive. The sanctuary features an oasis for abused and neglected animals, including reptiles, primates, bears, birds, and exotic cats. Visit Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary and help support their rescued animals. RELATED: Great Bike Rides for Atlanta Kids and Families Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary has put much care and dedication into the welfare of its animal inhabitants. The animal sanctuary is home to bison, peacocks, pigs, albino wallabies, Babydoll sheep, fallow deer, ring-tailed lemurs, alpacas, and more. Check the website for info on its interactive exhibits and "Walk on the Wildside" tours. As animal interactions are always subject to change, check with zoo staff during your visit or on the website for additional details. Zoo Atlanta features safe separation between spectators and animals, but there are some opportunties to get up close to some animals in the barnyard, where kids can interact with goats, sheep, pigs, and more. Georgia Peach World Farm has a farm, roadside attractions, and most importantly for this article, a petting zoo! Located right off I-95 in Townsend, Georgia, this animal farm has goats, zebus, alpacas, pigs, sheep, peacocks, and more.
Georgia Peach World Farm offers visitors a chance to feed animals at its petting zoo. RELATED: Visiting Fernbank Museum in Atlanta with Kids: A Chance to Discover Natural History Pettit Creek Farms is an animal farm, home to a variety of species including camels, goats, ostriches, zebras, and more. Visitors are encouraged to purchase feed as they enter, and drive through the dirt path featuring exotic animals. There are opportunities to linger along the way (mind the car behind you) and let the animals eat from your child's outstretched arm. This fun roadside stop really gets our goat, featuring a goat-feeding station with ropes and pulleys (or feed them through a fence) a country store adorned with cutout goats on the roof (hence, the name) gem mining and a playground. Children can earn the opportunity to become an "official" Goat Ranger. Goats On The Roof is a fun family stop! 3. Located an hour north of Atlanta in Dahlonega, this wildlife preserve is home to more than 100 exotic and native animals. Many of the animals at the preserve are rescues who were orphaned, abused, or illegally purchased. The animal preserve offers families opportunities to hold a sloth and other animals. Chestatee Wildlife Preserve & Zoo-Dahlonega
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