Lion Park, Johannesburg

No one tells you where that steady flow of pritty little lioncubs go when they get too big for tourists to play with. They end up in the Canned Hunting trade. Shoved into a small camp to be shot by a super rich hunter, later to be stuffed as a trophy! Wow great work duping the dum tourists out of their money guys!

Wow, I was this close to the KING OF ANIMALS ..the lion. The tall giraff, beautiful cubs. Oh i bought soft toy-replica of the animals i saw for my kids. we took pictures! You should visit there

It was a tremendous and marvelous experience!!!! All the cubs were so cute and the people working there very kind. Iwould love to go back!!!!! Georgina from Chile

ever touched a lion cub, fed a girraffe or just travelled through prides of lions, just the best place on earth, and this was the second visit, the first was even more impressive.

This place is fantastic. We had a great time getting up close to the animals. It's not everyday you get to play with Lion cubs and feed a Giraffe. The place is very clean with friendly staff and good facilities. A MUST when visiting South Africa

The Lion Park is a great place to take your family. We had a picnic there and enjoyed it. Area is clean and animals well kept.

Loved lion park... got to photo petting the 2 cubs... little naughty biters...but loved it. Went many times, taking ones out, they loved it too. never got tired of watching them. nh

I Love It!!!! I like it because of the lions!! The lion cubs were very cute. They also had nice picnic areas. I really really really really liked it

i think it is shamefull that the playing with cubs is permitted. Where are the cubs mothers and why were they taken from their mothers? What will happen to these cubs once they grow to big for humas to interact with? Do you honstly believe that those cubs get any enjoyment out of being pawed by people all day everyday

The set up is amazing for a start... You wind your way through a few large enclosures admiring the awesome prides of lions relaxing under the hot African skies, ending up at an oasis of a place where you can be refreshed with an ice cold beer or some cold-drinks and snacks for the kids... Then for the most highlighting experience of all... A few minutes face to face with the lion cubs themselves. Don't be fooled though, they're not soft and cuddly as you'd imagine, in fact they're pretty smelly little guys(make sure you have some wet-wipes tucked away for after...) but an altogether incredible day out. The youngsters will love it. I did.