Complete List of Wisconsin Zoos for the 2025 Season

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Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary in Green Bay, Wisconsin is a 700-acre wildlife refuge and urban nature center renowned for its expansive trails, educational programs, and opportunities for live animal observation[4]. The sanctuary is home to over 4,500 orphaned and injured animals each year, providing care and rehabilitation for a wide range of native wildlife species[2]. Notable animals include deer, as well...

Bear Den Zoo and Petting Farm in Waterford, Wisconsin offers a family-friendly experience with a focus on interactive animal encounters and activities for children. Key features include a petting farm where visitors can meet and interact with a variety of adorable animals, making it an ideal destination for families and young children looking for hands-on experiences[1][3]. Visitors can expect engaging activities designed...

Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison, Wisconsin is a free, AZA-accredited zoo open daily from 9:30am to 5:00pm, located at 702 S Randall Ave[1]. Key features include an electric train ride that loops around the Children’s Zoo, passing by the Red Barn and through a tunnel, offering views of beloved animals[3]. Visitors can enjoy free carousel rides and participate in family-friendly events...

The International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin is a unique wildlife preserve dedicated to the conservation of cranes, featuring all 15 species of cranes from around the world. Visitors can explore shaded viewing areas, scenic nature trails, and enjoy educational guided tours that highlight the foundation’s global conservation efforts. Key features include immersive exhibits, interactive educational programs, and a themed gift...

Chippewa Falls businessman William Irvine, his firm, the Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company and L.C. Stanley, established Irvine Park in 1906 through the donation of 165 acres of land. Construction of the bear pen in 1909 marked the beginning of the Irvine Park Zoo.  The cougar and bobcat cages were built in 1971. The size of Irvine Park and the number of facilities...

Identify with the familiar and learn about the exotics at our petting zoos and displays. We train all of our own animals and maintain high health standards to protect our animals and patrons alike. Both children and adults can learn fun facts about each animal from our trained staff. Our animal-first approach guarantees that all of our animals are happy and...

The Lincoln Park Zoo is a great place for the family to spend an afternoon. Located right on the banks of the Little Manitowoc River, guests will see not only zoo animals, but many species of wild birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. Lincoln Park Zoo prides itself on quality, natural-looking exhibits for its animals and creating an educational experience for its...

The Milwaukee County Zoo is a serene home to more than 2,275 mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles with more than 330 species represented. However, the Zoo has become more than that to visitors. It is a site for workshops, holiday celebrations, summer concerts and food festivals.

Ready to turn a fun day into a fantastic adventure? Just wait ‘til you see what’s in store for you at the NEW Zoo! Open 7 days per week, 365 days per year, the Zoo can be an awesome place to escape the mundane and embark upon a fun-filled day ‘on the wild side’ of things.

Some of the animals that can be seen at the zoo include:  Prairie Dogs, Capuchin Monkeys, Llamas, Black Bear, White-Tail Deer, various species of birds and other animals. New animals are added as needed.  Future displays are being planned for Lynx and River Otter.  Feeding of the animals is prohibited other than from the zoo grain dispensers.

The mission of the Racine Zoological Society is to foster an enlightening and affordable wildlife experience that improves the bond between people and nature. The Society will provide for the recreation and education of the people, the conservation of wildlife and wild places, and the advancement of science.

We are a small zoo with a big heart for animals. We have a large variety of animals from Large to Small. Come and get up close and personal with your favorites. While you visit you can take a train ride through Badgerland trails to see and learn about all of our Native Wisconsin animals. Bring a picnic and spend...

Timbavati Wildlife Park is relocating and under construction at 2220 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, in Wisconsin Dells. We look forward to sharing our collection of unique and wonderful animals with you!

Come See “Sadie” the Gray Timberwolf “Sammi” the Black Timberwolf Brown and White Skunk Blonde Raccoons More animals to come…

Visit the one and only northwoods zoo. Everyone from tots and teens to couples and seniors, WILDWOOD WILDLIFE PARK guarantees the best entertainment value by all there is to see and do. Come see why generations of families remember us when they visit Minocqua, WI. And make a few lasting memories of your own. Visit Wildwood Wildlife Park, an UP...

The Wildwood Park Zoological Society works with the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Marshfield to continue improvement and expansion of the zoo, which is one of the feature attractions for visitors to the area.

The Wisconsin Deer Park is a unique family petting zoo adventure! For over fifty years, The Wisconsin Deer Park of Wisconsin Dells has offered families and “kids of all ages” the opportunity to explore, enjoy & feed over 100 deer and other wildlife. You, your children and friends will love having our tame Wisconsin White Tail Deer come up to you and...