Zoos and Aquariums in New Mexico

Only a stone's throw from the legendary Rio Grande and its cottonwood bosque (woods), the Albuquerque Biolo... More on aza.org

The whole place was very clean and the exhibits were well maintained and the glass was clean so you could... More on igougo

Notable species at the zoo include the White Sands pupfish, the Mexican Gray Wolf, the Hawaiian Goose, and ... More on Wikipedia.org

It is in a park like setting which makes it nice to walk around with a large grass area in the middle with ... More on TripAdvisor

Founded in 1927, the 64-acre Rio Grande Zoo offers visitors close encounters with more than 250 species of ... More on familydaysoutusa

It's beautiful peaceful , and I think I like it more than my son:-. More on GoCityKids

Probably the most scenic place in Clovis. It's near a zoo and a kiddy park. Nice trees, but not much to s... More on Yahoo! Travel

As somebody says, this zoo is small. What do you expect? But the zoo has several animals, good shape, and v... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Spring River Park and Zoo is the only Free Zoo In New Mexico and has within its boundaries, a youth (ag... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This zoo is free and the animals are protected from poachers and those who just enjoy hurting animals... More on Yahoo! Travel

I love to visit this zoo ! More on GeckoGo

Great zoo , wonderfully taken care of wildlife. More on GeckoGo

Couldnt be more beautiful. The wall of water is great More on GeckoGo

Tourist Attractions and Events Alamogordo boasts many fun and interesting thing to do. The Alameda Zoo is t... More on Alamogordo.net

For southwest New Mexico, Alamogordo's Zoo is pretty impressive. More on GeckoGo

about Rio Grande Outdoor Pool: The Rio Grande Pool is a 25 meter shallow pool. Pool Hours: Closed for the winter. Will reopen in May 2005. Albuquerque's Learn to Swim Program offers a variety of swim lessons including: Parent Tot ... More on GoCityKids

The Hillcrest Park and Zoo in Clovis has 500 animals, most of which are exhibited in their natural habitat. More on PlanetWare