Maria Sainz | Reid Park Zoo

Tucson Zoo

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.

OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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The Future of Your Zoo
Bigger Spaces. Smiling Faces.
It’s all starting now!

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Community Access Programs
Reid Park Zoo is committed to providing experiences that inspire adults and children to care for wild animals and wild places.

Zoo Map
Always check the daily schedule in the front plaza for Keeper Chats, training demonstrations, and activities for kids.
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Events

Zoo Event List
Click here for a list of upcoming events at your Zoo

Weddings Wedding Catering Added Experiences

Birthdays
Reid Park Zoo and Craft Culinary Concepts offer a unique experience for your child’s special day.

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Get Involved

Adopt an Animal
Become a “Parent” to Your Favorite Zoo Animal.

Volunteer or Intern
Share your passion for wildlife and conservation with others.

Employment
Turn your passion into a career.

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Education

Outreach Programs
Can't make it to the Zoo? No worries. With our Zoo to You Outreach programs, we will come to you!

Private & Youth Groups
Pre-school groups, scout groups, friends and family groups; we have a variety of programs for everyone!

Teacher Resources
Looking to take your K-12 students on a field trip to the Zoo? We offer a variety of free resources and discounts for teachers!

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Membership

Become a Member!
A Family membership pays for itself in less than 2 visits with free, UNLIMITED day-time Zoo admission year round. Join Today!

Social Service Memberships
Reid Park Zoo offers a discounted membership rate to 501 (c) (3) non-profit agencies that are a resource for the Tucson community.

Corporate Memberships
Support from businesses and organizations help further Reid Park Zoo's commitment to saving wild animals and wild places.

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Conservation

Zoo Conservation
At Reid Park Zoo – conservation is a part of everything we do

Partners & Projects
At Reid Park Zoo we are actively involved with conservation programs around the world.

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Groundbreaking for a new Animal Health Center!

Posted January 19, 2017 by Maria Sainz & filed under In the News, Videos.

Continuing to be a great zoo requires a major enhancement in the health care environment for our animals. A new Animal Health Center is the cornerstone of Reid Park Zoo’s future growth. … more ›

There is no place like Home for the Holidays

Posted December 23, 2016 by Maria Sainz & filed under In the News, Animal Updates, Videos.

We are so excited to announce the long-awaited gibbon habitat and trails is opening Wednesday, December 28! Take a sneak peek today with Zoo Administrator Jason Jacobs inside the new habitat and trails.

Year End Giving!

Posted December 6, 2016 by Maria Sainz & filed under Zoo Fundraisers.

What is inspiring the future of animal care, medical innovation and technology? It’s YOU… through your support of the Reid Park Zoological Society. You are making a difference. The Zoo is even… more ›

“Fondue Raiser” at The Melting Pot benefits Reid Park Zoo in October

Posted September 30, 2016 by Maria Sainz & filed under Zoo Fundraisers.

The Melting Pot has selected Reid Park Zoo as the featured October Organization for its Monthly “Fondue Raiser!” It’s easy to participate, just visit the Melting Pot in Tucson during the month of October and order from… more ›

Brown Bears…

Posted April 23, 2013 by Maria Sainz & filed under In the News, Animal Updates.

COMING SOON! We look forward to welcoming brown bears by fall. We have already started modifications to the old polar bear habitat to get ready for them. Brown bears need more shallow water… more ›