Shamba Safari

Shamba Safari is a family-run wildlife park in the Wisconsin countryside built around a three-mile drive-through route. About 90 percent of the visit takes place inside a vehicle, with designated stops where guests can feed animals from their car. The collection includes Indian rhinos, zebras, giraffes, antelope, waterbuck, emus, red kangaroos, takin, scimitar oryx, pygmy hippos, and other species. The park also incorporates recycled materials into some of its animal barriers and enclosures, reflecting the Schoebel family's connection to sustainable agriculture.

The safari route is designed to be explored at a relaxed pace, with opportunities to stop for animal viewing and feeding before continuing through the park. A separate area beyond the safari allows visitors to get out of their vehicles, with picnic space and additional activities available. The combination of vehicle-based viewing and supervised feeding gives Shamba Safari a more interactive character than a standard drive-through wildlife park. It suits travelers looking for a straightforward safari outing centered on close animal encounters and feeding opportunities.