This paper explores the satisfaction and perception of Maharaja Martand Singh White Tiger Safari Park, Mukundpur and underlying reasons accounting for tourists’ tendency to repeat their visit and preferences in the safari park, the category of people who patronized the park most and sourcing visitors’ views on what can be done to make the safari park more viable. This study was elucidated using structured questionnaire with in-depth interview. The descriptive statistics was used in data analysis. Results analyzed revealed that student groups in different categories patronized the safari park most. The purpose of visitation among tourists was for education and viewing of animals. The most preferred wildlife species tourism came to view were White Tiger, Lion, Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Deer, Chital Shambar, Wild Boor, Monkeys and birds respectively. Tourists express dissatisfaction over diversity/welfare of fauna species in the safari park, route network, security/protection against hazards and the abandoned areas like the picnic spots, interpretation center and restaurants. They also perceived that good management, proper advertisement, good landscape, restocking and rehabilitation of depilated or abandoned facilities will promote patronage, create satisfaction and equally step up the revenue of the safari. Age, gender, marital status occupation has no significant effect on visitation to the park. The suggestion is made that government should increase its financial commitment, improve on its management strategies and renovate dilapidated and abandoned structures to make the safari park attractive and viable for all age group of tourists.