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Camel Safari is a 176-acre farm that is home to more than 50 exotic animals, including the Bactrian camel, dromedary camel, two toed sloth, zedonk (zebra-donkey hybrid), six-banded armadillo, African crested porcupine, and more. Situated between the Virgin River and the vast mesas of the Great Basin, filming at Camel Safari offers breathtaking views of the Virgin Mountains.

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Mongolian Gers, which are the round tents that nomadic Mongolian farmers reside in, are another unique attraction of Camel Safari that are available for incorporating into your production. Other points of interest for your production may include the bunkhouse located on the property as well as a deuce and a half military truck that are also available.

Fun Fact: Actor Seth Rogen hosted a bachelor party at Camel Safari (source).

Filmography

ABC’s The Bachelorette filmed a date scene where the couple rode camels out in the desert where they hopped off and enjoyed the rest of the afternoon in a hot tub surrounded by camels. You can catch a clip of the episode, which aired on June 25, 2018, below:

“The Bachelorette Becca Kufrin Episode 5 ‘Becca & Colton Camel Safari’ Preview” by tvtymes

If you are looking for a unique filming experience with exotic animals that are cooperative and comfortable around humans, be sure to contact us about Camel Safari! For more information and pictures, you can view the full filming location details here and don’t forget to register your project!

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