If I Ran the Zoo – Vacationing With Kids
I would never suggest you need kids to visit the zoo. In fact, while recently visiting the Reid Park Zoo during our latest Tucson vacation (get there before it’s HOT!) I overheard one guest ask another why there were so many kids at the zoo, which just goes to show that you don’t have to be smart to visit one either. Anyone can visit the zoo!
The Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona isn’t the biggest or fanciest zoo you’ll ever visit (unless it’s the only zoo you ever visit), but it’s just big enough and what it lacks in exotic animals it more than makes up for in quaint ambiance and friendly staff.
The zoo is located within a large park that offers spring-training baseball and concerts under the stars. It’s a quick drive from everything you need to complete your day, whether it be food, shopping or a place to catch a few winks- that Tucson sun can wipe out the best of us.
The Reid Park Zoo is affordable, too:
Admission Fees
$6.00 adults ages 15-61
$4.00 seniors ages 62 and over
$2.00 children ages 2-14
FREE for children under 2 years
Reserved school groups $0.50 per child
FREE for members.
The kids had a blast. There are interactive exhibits and walk-through aviaries and places to get wet. Who doesn’t love that?
Wherever your journeys take you, a trip to the zoo is a good way to make a lasting memory for the entire family.
Photos: Whit Honea
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