ZooAmerica
Zoo · Hershey ·

ZooAmerica

Zoo · Hershey ·

Walk-through zoo with mountain lions, owls, reindeer

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201 Park Ave, Hershey, PA 17033 Get directions

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201 Park Ave, Hershey, PA 17033 Get directions

+1 717 534 3900
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ZooAmerica

Kylie P.

Google
I visited the zoo for the first time with my husband and my children. My children that we brought are age 10, 2, and 9 months. We got there just as the zoo opened. The parking lot is small, but it doesn't seem to be an issue because people come and go rather quickly. There was an attendant there to help people park when we were leaving. The zoo is handicapped accessible and the staff was all very friendly. My kids enjoyed watching the monorail go through the zoo. The zoo itself is small, but has a lot of animals. Some of the bird exhibits were empty because of the avian flu. As I said, we got there just as the zoo opened and a camp was coming through, which meant that a lot of staff were present and answering questions, which was very nice. It was also feeding time for many of the animals, which meant we got to see all of them. It was a great time and we will definitely be back!

Lindsey

Google
We were excited that this Zoo is now included in Hershey Park tickets. It was hot on the day we went and this area was shaded and cool. It was a great break from the heat and there was enough to see with about and hour or 2 of time.

Brantley C.

Google
The family loves to go there at least twice a year. Last ti.e, it was muggy and sprinkling on and off l, but the animals were very lively, noth indoors and outdoors, totally made the kids' day. I would suggest going about 2 hours before they close; not crowded at all, easier to get to exhibits and overall faster exploration nifty the whole zoo.

Jessica F.

Google
So many cool animals to see, a nice very walkable smaller zoo with alot to see. We got to feed the otters which was so fun. Iris and Link were great little critters. We had to get the giant otter stuffy after that experience. Make sure to book ahead of time if you want to do a feeding. The zookeepers were so nice.

Scott “Rippin2e” T.

Google
My day is 3-1/2 yrs old & she absolutely loved the Zoo! Neat little place to hit while at the park. Very educational as well!

Dave L.

Google
Good small zoo suitable for little kids. It is doable in 60-90 min depending on how interested the kids are. Just a heads up the parking lot is small. Best time to see animals active is when the zoo opens or early evening.

Samlgrl L

Google
Why did most of animals look sad and lonely? It was great to see the different kinds of animals but some of the enclosures were too small and they didn't mimic their natural habitats. Why were they made of plastic? The Roseate Spoonbills were trying to look for food on a plastic floor! 😡 The enclosure was pathetic. The animals looked well fed. Not saying they're abused. I was just a little disappointed for the animals.

MomAger W.

Google
This is not a zoo. More of an animal rescue. Great idea needs more development and animals. However, seeing animals caged is sad to me. You have to cross the highway and get your hand stamp to come back into the main park. Admission to Hershey Park gets you all attractions