The old Zoo parking lot is closed permanently as we make way for construction of Pathway to Asia. The new parking lot is located North of the Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center (ARC) and Reid Park Zoo.
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Reid Park Zoo Begins Construction on Pathway to Asia
Major Expansion Will Connect Guests with Wildlife of the World's Largest Continent Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo is excited to announce that it has broken ground…
Elephant Calf Named “Meru” in Community Poll
The African elephant calf born at Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo on March 8 has been named “Meru,” after Tanzania’s “Mount Meru.” “Our team really fell…
Party for the Planet 2024
April 21, 2024
Join us for a Party for the Planet at the Zoo to celebrate Earth Day! Activities are free with paid admission to the Zoo, no…
Brew at the Zoo 2024
May 18, 2024
A Toast to Summer: Join us for Brew at the Zoo Taste a wide selection of craft beer, hard ciders, lagers, and ales from Arizona’s…
Project Update with Parking Map
Greetings from Reid Park Zoo! It’s an exciting time at Reid Park Zoo with some new faces and the start of exciting new spaces! The…
This Earth Month, Join Reid Park Zoo in Taking Action for Our Planet
Reid Park Zoo is inviting the community to join in the Earth Month Ecochallenge this April. From April 1-30, global participants will join teams and…
Mother’s Day
May 12, 2024
Celebrate and thank mom with a fun and relaxing day at the Zoo. Mothers of all generations will receive free daytime admission at the…
Giraffe Calf Gets His Name
The reticulated giraffe calf born at Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo has been named “Moyo” in honor of two distinctive heart-shaped spots on his neck. Moyo…
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Many animals at Reid Park Zoo, such as the elephants and giraffes, eat browse (tender shoots, twigs, and green leaves of trees and shrubs) every…
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