San Antonio Zoo

3903 N Saint Marys St, San Antonio, TX, 78212

3.5

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001-210-734-7184, 001-210-734-72

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www.sazoo-aq.org

The San Antonio Zoo is ranked as one of the best zoos in the nation exhibiting over 3,500 animals of 600 species. Located at the headwaters of the San Antonio River, the Zoo encompasses 35 landscaped acres. Several interaction exhibits ... more on Visitsanantonio.com

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38 reviews

85% of guests recommend this place.

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Don't waste you time or your $10.00 on this place unless you really feel like just giving your money away. more on Yahoo! Travel

The staff is always courtious and kind. more on Yahoo! Travel

It is clean. more on igougo

It is worth the trip and cost. more on Yahoo! Travel

weekends are pretty horrible for finding parking, and the last time I went, the Brackenridge Park (Zoo is located in) was having a major car-break-in problem. more on Yahoo! Travel

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10 reviews

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I would suggest going during the spring or fall seasons. the animals were hiding out in their caves or shelters due to the hot...at least that's what the zoo signs said. ... more on TripAdvisor

In addition to a great zoo, dont miss the train ride. One fare lets you get on and off at different attractions in parak. more on TripAdvisor

My husabnd and I went on a weekend getaway and decided to go to the San Antonio Zoo since we had never been. All of the animals for the most part were out and very ... more on TripAdvisor

If you like BIRDS this is for you...We enjoyed the zoo,but would like to see primates...Very very big place. more on TripAdvisor

We really enjoy this zoo and go a couple timed a year. We typically spend about 2 hours per trip at the zoo. The new Africa exhibit is nice and we spend time looking at the hippos and the okapi. My fa ... more on TripAdvisor

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I think that the San Antonio Zoo was the most depressing thing I have ever seen. The animals were so skinny and dry it was so sad that, I didnt finish walking the whole zoo. Scince then, I have never been back and the most sad thing ... more on Yahoo! Travel

We disliked it because of the lack of different species. The walking spaces were poorly done with families in mind. You had to go through small cramped walkways which is nearly impossible with strollers and the crowds of people. There ... more on Yahoo! Travel

I really expected the zoo in S.A. to be much larger than it was. There really was not anything that made this zoo ... more on Yahoo! Travel

We almost didn't go to the zoo. A lady that works at a waffle place there told us not to waist our time. We went anyway, and we are glad we did. My family enjoyed the zoo very much. We are from Louisiana and enjoy visiting the ... more on Yahoo! Travel

This zoo is so worth the trip. Nice layout, great varity of animals, natural feel. Its comfortable to wander around. alot of zoo's feel like your walking around in an organized ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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As a zoo enthusiast, I have visited several zoos in my lifetime. The San Antonio Zoo is one of the better ones. When we visited ... more on igougo

Even though is was a wet day, the zoo was still crowded. We did an express tour of all of the exhibits, but I would have loved to ... more on igougo

The landscaping is very nice. They have been remodeling and adding a whole lot to the San Antonio zoo. It is always very well kept. ... more on igougo

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