Wild Florida celebrates 10-year anniversary with free weekday admission

2020 marks the 10-year anniversary of Wild Florida Airboats, Gator Park & Drive-thru Safari. To celebrate the milestone, the park is offering free admission on any weekday through the month of October. The catch? Guests must bring a canned food donation to receive the free admission.

Tin and aluminum gifts are traditional for a 10-year anniversary. So, during the 10th month of Wild Florida’s 10th year open, the park is collecting canned food to donate to local charities across Central Florida. As the holidays approach, the park recognizes the need to give back to local food pantries and help families in need.

The attraction opened to the public in 2010 in Kenansville. It originally opened with only the 14-acre Gator Park and airboat tours. Despite its growth, Wild Florida’s mission to educate guests on the protection and conservation of Florida’s ecosystems remains the same. Guests have the opportunity to observe the animals up close, and they can also learn about wildlife through airboat tours, safaris and more.

“Hard to believe 10 years have gone by,” said Sam Haught, co-owner and founder. “We had a vision of bigger things to come, but none of us thought Wild Florida would be a 285 acre adventure park in such a short time. Mostly we’re thankful to everyone that has helped us make it happen.“

Free weekday admission is available for the entire month of October. To learn more about Wild Florida Airboats, Gator Park & Drive-thru Safari, visit WildFL.com.