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Regional Zoo is open year round so you can experience the animals in every season.
Schedules and programs may change due to weather or animal care needs.
Stories from Regional Zoo, from new arrivals to conservation updates.
A healthy tiger cub joined the Regional Zoo family this season.
A refreshed pool and shaded resting spaces help keep our hippos comfortable all summer while supporting natural behaviors.
The Regional Zoo cafe has been refreshed with more natural light, additional seating, and new menu options that make it easier to pause and refuel between habitats.
Plan your visit around special experiences, seasonal celebrations, and family programs.
Join educators for a guided walk through grassland habitats and learn how animals share space with one another.
Visit the tortoise yard to see slow and steady residents enjoy sun, snacks, and custom built shelters.
Explore the reptile house during a quieter evening session with keepers ready to answer your questions.
From grassland giants to secretive reptiles, every habitat tells a story.
This rare golden-colored tiger stands out with its warm coat and gentle personality. Visitors love watching it relax in sunny spots and show off its playful side.
See hippos glide through the water and discover how they stay cool on warm days.
Colorful peafowl patrol the paths and lawns near the central plaza.
This quick little grazer spends its days gathering seeds and greens while keeping a watchful eye on its surroundings.
Known for its rugged look and impressive tusks, this hardy grazer spends its days rooting for food and lounging in muddy wallows.
This tall scavenging bird plays an important role in its ecosystem by helping keep natural areas clean.
Regional Zoo is a community focused wildlife park that connects guests with animals and the places they call home. From immersive habitats to daily keeper talks, every visit supports meaningful care and conservation work.
Our teams care for animals from nearby landscapes and distant regions. Education programs, seasonal events, and partnerships with organizations around the world help protect species in the wild.
Regional Zoo is designed for easy walks, open views, and plenty of places to pause. Start your day at the central plaza, then follow paths to grassland, wetland, and forest habitats.
Parking is available in the main lot off Wildlife Circle. Local bus routes stop near the entrance plaza. Guests using rideshare services can be dropped off at the front gate.
Every visit, donation, and membership helps provide excellent care for the animals and supports conservation work near and far.
Become a member for unlimited admission during regular hours, or make a gift that supports education programs for local schools.
Enjoy unlimited regular admission days, member previews, and discounts on select programs.
Help bring school programs, camps, and hands on experiences to learners throughout the region.
Support field projects and sustainable practices that protect habitats for wildlife.
