Zoo de Granby

Zoo · Granby

Zoo de Granby

Zoo · Granby

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1050 Boulevard David-Bouchard N, Granby, QC J2G 5P3, Canada

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Zoo with diverse animals, water park, amusement rides, and feedings  

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1050 Boulevard David-Bouchard N, Granby, QC J2G 5P3, Canada Get directions

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@afar

"The Eastern Townships, to the east of Montréal, were first settled in the years after the American Revolutionary War, when land grants were issued for displaced Loyalists. A key city in the area, though, is perhaps best known for residents that come from distances far greater than the United States: The Granby Zoo is one of the province's most famous tourist attractions, home to some 1,500 animals representing 225 species. In addition to the zoo's display of animals, there is a program of feedings and talks by docents—though some of these are in French only (all signage, however, is bilingual). Admission includes access to the slides, pools, and amusement park rides of the adjacent Amazoo water park."

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"Cuteness Overload at the Granby Zoo in Quebec An hour outside Montreal , you can observe winter tigers and baby snow leopards for just a few dollars. And it's an entirely guilt-free experience because it's a green, innovative, respectful zoo. Open year-round, this zoo makes for an excellent day trip out of Montreal, especially in the winter when it's quieter. Here you can freely watch tigers gulp their lunch, giraffes and elephants have a shower, and baby snow leopards play with each other."

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Victoria Brown

Google
Had a great time here on a family visit. There's lots of animals to see - the elephants and snow leopards were a personal favourite of mine. The picnic area was nice, and was nice and shaded as well. This is a great place for kids because there's lots for them to see and there's different things setup for the kids to play on along the way. It's a good way to keep the kids entertained! I would definitely come back!

jonathan p-a

Google
Granby zoo is a nice place to take the family out for some fun discovering the animals, enjoying rides at the amusement park and water park sections. If you plan on doing everything that the zoo offers it is best to go early. The time I went there, traffic just to get in the park lot was crazy. It's probably best to park at the P1 zoo or P2 zoo parking lots and then take the shuttle to the zoo, its a long wait for the main zoo parking lot, I parked on the street. Entry fee for the zoo is expensive for a family of 4 depending on the children's age can cost $200 around. As usual when you go to the zoo the animals love to be away from the sun, hiding somewhere in the shade (not at animals). Overall good experience. Didn't go to the amusement park. The water park was really packed, the water temp was fine and the kids had lots of fun. The only issue i had is the parking and the crowds. Granby zoo is excellent. Buy your tickets online so u don't have to wait in line

Julian McLeod

Google
Went with my wife to Granby Zoo near Montreal on a late Sunday. The zoo is divided into different continents, which makes walking through the animal exhibits really fun. I thought it was especially cool that you can pet the goats at the petting area, a great activity for couples or families. A few of the cages were missing animals during our visit, which was a bit disappointing, but the parking lot was very easy to use and right by the entrance. The entrance fee is on the pricey side, so I’d recommend visiting in the summer when the water park is open, it really makes the day feel worth it. Overall, Granby Zoo is a fun, educational outing with lots to see, and it’s a great way to spend a full day exploring animals and exhibits.

Craig Aulenback

Google
Was a nice place. We got there after lunch when it was hot outside so naturally the animals were mostly chilling or sleeping in the shade. The aquarium was amazing. The rays touch tank was the highlight of the zoo. Those little rats are the puppies of the ocean. Could have stayed for days loving those amazing creatures.

Russell Samonte

Google
Great place for kids, lots of animals, the water park is closed during october, and some attractions, but that a good reason to visit again during a different season. Food is expensive so you better prepare your wallets or pre-packed lunches. I don't recommend the ride all you can tickets as some of the rides are free, only issue is the height requirements. Finally, the giftshop is typical amusement price, so pricey, but buying it there doesn't give the same feeling as buying it at a cheaper store since the feeling is there during the moment.

Aziz El Najjar

Google
Pros: The zoo is an open concept, you will get to come face to face with a lot of animals without having a glass barrier and if you’re lucky, you’ll get to pet one of them! Cons: Worst zoo I’ve probably seen in my entire life. 1- Confusing map, and no signs whatsoever to tell you where you at. Just walk in and once you reach a habitat you will find a sign with which habitat. 2- Most habitats are either closed ot empty, one visit you’ll see 10% of the animals available. 3- Tickets are way too overpriced for such a zoo. I’d say 20$ is a max for such a zoo. Do not buy food there, its a rip off, one burger “patty, lettuce, tomato” trio with barely any fries and one poutine were 37$!!! 4- Animals look in a very bad condition, some of them even live in a 2x2m cubicles with limited access to nature and fake trees everywhere. 5- No surveillance whatsoever, a lot of minorities were just screaming at the animals, a lot of these animals have sensitive hearing, at least put a sign to warn others since some people feel entitled and are disrespectful to these species. There are more issues with this zoo but i just wanted to share the most important ones. It’s absolutely not recommended to visit there, go to a pet shop you will probably see more animals there! Pictures below will give an idea of the fake trees, dead ones which aren’t much cared for, and the conditions of some animals and how they are locked in tiny cubicles.

Geoff M

Google
Off season visit so no crowds. Animals were active. Nice selection. Afternoon was all we needed. Recommend you attempt to determine when zookeepers are doing presentations with various animals as it adds to experience, although we did not see the times posted. Perhaps we simply missed it.

Diane

Google
If you’re looking for a fun-filled day out with your little ones, this place is perfect. There are tons of exciting attractions and interactive areas that’ll keep the kids entertained from start to finish. Don’t forget to pack a picnic lunch and bring your swim gear - you’ll be all set to enjoy the day. And if you need a stroller or wagon, they have rentals available, so you can relax and enjoy the day without any worries.
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Nico Samneil S.

Yelp
Minimal English translation specially on signages, everything is on french. Some summer job kids staff know how to speak english. Moderately well maintained zoo. Accepts credit/debit but bring cash since their terminals might fail and you cant take the transaction(which happened to us, so we werent able to ride the train). Bring food! Most stalls when we visited are closed, their own cafeteria is the only opened and it is expensive for the quality and quantity and does not taste good. Their is a stroller rental if you forgot one near the entrance. There was no wait on our visit and moderate crowd as what othrrs say but for us it was alot.