Student & Youth Groups

Sleepovers

Roar & Snore Girl Scouts

$139 and up Ages 5 and older, with adult chaperones

Selected dates
Overnight, 4:15 p.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Roar & Snore Safari Guest Information
Safari Park Map

Bring your troop to the Safari Park for a sleepover they will never forget! Designed especially for Girl Scouts ages five and older and their troop leaders or adult chaperones, this special Roar & Snore sleepover offers a view of the Park that you can only get at night.

Girl Scouts will learn how easy it is to become a hero for wildlife in their daily lives, while winding their way through the Park on guided tours. Walking tours, games, crafts, and up-close animal encounters will help girls reinforce what they will be learning.

Upcoming Dates

Friday, October 7
Saturday, October 15
Friday, November 18

Roar & Snore School Nights

$139 and up Ages 8 and up

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Grades 3–5
Selected dates
Overnight; 4:15 p.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Roar & Snore Safari Guest Information
Safari Park Map
Age Range: School Nights are for students in grades 3 through 5, with adult chaperones.

Adult-child ratio for School Nights: A chaperone is defined as an adult 18 years of age or older and no longer a high school student. Any student, regardless of age or maturity, is not considered a chaperone and will not satisfy the ratio requirement. One adult required for every four students. One adult required in every tent (maximum tent capacity is five). Adults cannot attend without student(s). Number of adults cannot exceed number of children. Siblings permitted only if they are a grade-appropriate sibling.

Teachers, bring your students to the Safari Park for a super sleepover they will never forget! Designed especially for school groups and their adult chaperones, this special Roar & Snore night offers a view of the Park that you can only get at night.

Students will learn about plant and animal conservation, focusing on how different adaptations help animals survive in their habitat, while winding their way through the Park on guided tours. Walking tours, games, crafts, and up-close animal encounters will reinforce what the students are learning. This program is aligned to Common Core Literacy Standards and Next Generation Science Standards.