Alligator Farm Zoological Park Map and Brochure (2024 – 2013)
Location: St. Augustine, Florida
Years Active: 1893 – Active
The Alligator Farm Zoological Park keeps it real. Think less “enchanting animal sanctuary,” more “Florida swamp with attitude.”
Obviously, gators are the stars of the show. They’re big, they’re occasionally smelly, and they have zero interest in giving you a hug. But hey, that’s why you’re here, right? It’s not just gators though. They’ve got lizards that could give Godzilla a run for his money, birds with seriously weird haircuts… and the whole place has a certain…shall we say, “lived-in” feel.
The Alligator Farm isn’t afraid to show its age. It’s a little faded, a little rough around the edges – kinda adds to the charm, in a weird way.
Alligator Farm Zoological Park Map 2024
Printable Alligator Farm Zoological Park Map PDF 2024
Alligator Farm Zoological Park Map 2023
Alligator Farm Zoological Crocodile Crossing Park Map 2013
FAQ
What happened to the Alligator Farm?
The St. Augustine Alligator Farm, founded in 1893, has grown into a modern zoological park. It now houses every species of crocodilian, rare birds, reptiles, and mammals. Rather than closing, the farm has expanded attractions like zip-lining and educational programs to remain a top Florida destination.
How long does it take to see the Alligator Farm?
It takes about 2 to 3 hours to see the St. Augustine Alligator Farm. The time depends on how long you spend at feedings, shows, and exhibits. Families with children or visitors exploring the zip line and bird rookery may spend closer to half a day.
What time do they feed the alligators at St. Augustine Alligator Farm?
Alligator feedings at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm usually take place daily at 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Times may vary by season or special events, so visitors should confirm the schedule on the official website or at the park entrance.
How many alligators are at Alligator Farm?
The St. Augustine Alligator Farm has more than 20 American alligators, along with crocodiles and other reptile species. The park is known for housing every living species of crocodilian, making it a unique destination for reptile enthusiasts.
