noun
(especially in Africa) a large area of land set aside as a protected area for wild animals.
‘I spent the last few days on safari in a South African game park’
- ‘Efforts are underway for the establishment of a trans-boundary national game park encompassing the three countries.’
- ‘Today, there are many private game parks to serve Western tourists interested in hunting.’
- ‘For instance in a game park birding can be done in addition to game watching.’
- ‘Some game park officials support limited hunting of old male or bull Black Rhinos.’
- ‘Chobe National Park, one of the finest game parks, in Africa is located to the north east of the country.’
- ‘Her father teaches about wild animals and plants in game parks.’
- ‘Tourism is the principal source of foreign money and provides jobs for men and women in the hotel and game park industries.’
- ‘So when I saw the job ad for a qualified vet to work on a game park in Africa I answered it.’
- ‘There'll be a ball, a vintage car exhibition, and visits to the winelands and a game park.’
- ‘In 2001, the game park covered some 1, 500 hectares, 700 hectares of which were owned by the municipality.’