Reid Park Zoo Map (2024 – 2021)
Location: Tucson, Arizona
Years Active: 1965 – Active
Reid Park Zoo might be small, but it’s filled with unexpected encounters. Download this Reid Park Zoo Map to find them!
Your visit should be more than checking animals off a list. Locals know to venture off the main path. Seek out the hidden spectacle in the South America zone. Capybaras, the world’s largest rodents, lounge in their pool. It’s a sight you won’t find in the brochures.
Navigate with ease. Our map is your key, whether you’re a parent, teacher, or couple. Locate the best spots to see playful gibbons. Discover secluded corners to watch the elephants.
We give you insider knowledge. You create an unforgettable experience.
Reid Park Zoo Map 2024
Printable Reid Park Zoo Map PDF 2024
Reid Park Zoo Sensory Map 2023
Printable Reid Park Zoo Sensory Map PDF 2023
Reid Park Zoo Map 2022
Printable Reid Park Zoo Map PDF 2022
Reid Park Zoo Map 2021
Printable Reid Park Zoo Map PDF 2021
FAQ
How long does it take to walk through Reid Park Zoo?
Reid Park Zoo suggests allotting two hours to see most of the zoo. However, visitors often report spending about 2-3 hours exploring the exhibits, enjoying the carousel or train, and grabbing a bite to eat. To explore the zoo in depth, consider visiting multiple times.
How much does it cost to get into the Reid Park Zoo?
Entry to Reid Park Zoo varies depending on age:
Adults (15-61): $11.25
Seniors (62+): $9.25
Children (2-14): $7.00
Children under 2: Free
Does Reid Park Zoo have pandas?
No, Reid Park Zoo does not currently have giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) in its collection. However, they are planning to exhibit red pandas (Ailurus fulgens) as part of their future “Pathways to Asia” expansion slated to open in 2026.
