ZooAmerica Map and Brochure (2025 – 2006)
Location: Hershey, Pennsylvania
Years Active: 1910 – Active
ZooAmerica in Hershey, Pennsylvania, has you covered. This historic zoo started small – think a few deer and birds. Now, it’s a sprawling home for over 200 interesting creatures across 11 acres!
Here’s a little secret: While ZooAmerica’s awesome for spotting North American wildlife, it’s not the glitzy, glamorous zoo experience you might expect. It prioritizes animal care over fancy exhibits. This means supporting some rare and endangered species behind the scenes, too.
ZooAmerica is part of the Hershey empire, connected right to Hersheypark. That means your amusement park ticket gets you in – a sweet bonus!
ZooAmerica Map 2025
Printable ZooAmerica Map PDF 2025
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FAQ
Is ZooAmerica worth it?
ZooAmerica is worth visiting for families and wildlife enthusiasts interested in North American animals. The zoo offers educational exhibits, shaded paths, and up-close views of species like black bears and wolves. It’s especially valuable when included with Hersheypark admission at no extra cost.
How long does it take to walk through ZooAmerica?
It takes about 1 to 2 hours to walk through ZooAmerica, depending on your pace and interest in the exhibits. The zoo spans 11 acres and includes shaded walkways, indoor habitats, and outdoor enclosures with over 200 North American animals.
Is ZooAmerica free with Hersheypark tickets?
ZooAmerica is free with same-day admission to Hersheypark. Guests must enter through the bridge inside the park to access the zoo. Separate admission is required if visiting ZooAmerica without a Hersheypark ticket, and re-entry is allowed with proper hand-stamping.
What animals are in ZooAmerica?
ZooAmerica features over 200 animals native to North America, including black bears, mountain lions, alligators, river otters, wolves, and bald eagles. The zoo is divided into regional habitats, such as the Great Southwest and Eastern Woodlands, to showcase species in naturalistic settings.
