Reid Park Zoo
 | Reid Park Zoo1100 S Randolph Way |
| Reid Park Zoo is home to over 500 living, exotic animals in carefully created, natural habitats, sensitive environments, and multi-species exhibits. Tucson's city zoo is dedicated to education, conservation, and wildlife research. Set on 17 acres of densely landscaped property, the Zoo is a pleasant setting for residents and visitors alike. | |
| Location: | Entrance off 22nd St. between Alvernon and Country Club on Lake Shore Lane in Reid Park. |
| Parking: | Free on east side of main Zoo entrance. |
| Hours of Operation: | Daily, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Closed at 1:00 p.m. Thanksgiving Day |
| Admission Fees: | Under 5 free; 5-14 $0.75; Senior Citizens $3.00; Adults $4.00 |
| Membership: | Yes |
| Handicapped Access: | Yes. Wheelchairs are available at the gift shop. |
| Lunch Facilities: | Cafes on premises; restaurants and picnicking are nearby. Outside food is not permitted inside the zoo. |
| Gift Shop: | Zoo souvenirs and animal and conservation related educational materials. |
| Contact Person: | Call 791-5064 for a reservation form |
| Arranging a Visit: | Reservations are required with 30-day minimum advance notice. For free admission, we advise several months advance notice due to the high demand. Only 500 school children are admitted free daily. Free admission given to full-time, accredited schools only. Regular admission rates apply for after-school and summer programs. |
| Other Resources: | Information stations, "Reid-me-a-story" Slide shows, Teacher workshops, Flashlight Safari overnight programs, Breakfast and behind-the-scenes tours. Preschool classes, and outreach programs are available. Contact the Education Department at 791-3204 ext. 17 to arrange for special programming. |