Family reunions
Turn the Family Reunion Into a Shared Desert Adventure
A Camel Safari reunion can give children, parents, grandparents, and extended family a shared story without requiring everyone to choose the same activity. Ask about a guided tram, animal experience, private sunset format, and ways for non-riders to participate.
These experiences take place at Camel Safari in Bunkerville near Mesquite, not on the Las Vegas Strip. Advance reservations are required.
Information reviewed July 29, 2026
Multi-generational
Flexible participation
Guided format
Accessibility discussion welcomed
Make room for different comfort levels
Some relatives may want a camel ride or UTV; others may prefer the tram and animal tour. Build the day around a shared core and optional activities rather than assuming everyone must participate identically.
Plan in advance
- Adult and child counts
- Ages and supervision plan
- Mobility, transfer, seating, or sensory needs
- Photography goals
- Food and timing questions
- Preferred private or shared format
Capture the group without forcing the animals
Staff can guide photo opportunities, but animal presence and behavior vary. Keep enough flexibility in the schedule for a respectful, natural moment.
Clear answers
Frequently asked questions
Does everyone have to ride a camel?
No. A reunion can include family members who do not ride a camel or operate a UTV.
Is the tram a good shared activity?
It is a useful starting point for mixed-age groups, subject to current capacity and individual needs.
Can accessibility needs be discussed?
Yes. Contact Camel Safari before booking so the current vehicles and activity types can be discussed.
Can we arrange a private sunset?
Ask about the current private sunset format and whether it fits the group's date and size.
Reservation-only in Bunkerville
Ready to choose your Camel Safari experience?
Use the current calendar for availability and complete terms, or ask Camel Safari about a private group.