Oregon Zoo

The zoo is the largest zoo in the local state. There are many animals here to see. The tickets are reasonable. The most suitable thing is to bring children to see the small animals. It is very interesting.

The zoo and the botanical garden are together, the scenery is very good, for the animals, I personally think that the environment of my zoo is quite good. There are a lot of animals and they look very spiritual.

The Oregon Zoo is working hard to provide as much habitat, food and health care as possible to the animals that live there. As far as I know, the animals there are either captive or are sufficiently harmed to survive in the wild. They provide a lot of information about animals and what you can do to help animals and our environment every day. Great places to play with children and fun places to walk and learn for adults. They also do a lot of activities, including zoo lights during the holidays.

Oct. 2023 Took my daughter (2y/o) walked the whole zoo in 45 mins. Don’t pay for the all day parking unless you actually plan to spend the whole day here. The zoo it self was fun, the animals were plenty, although we went around there “nap” time, most of the animals were awake, the bears, tigers were asleep. We still had fun! They’ve converted to online, so purchase your tickets online first. There are no paper maps either.

The place is charming, like a park, with mountains, natural environment and trees. It is easy to walk around and there are many animals to see. The Great Northwest is my favorite area. I have been to many zoos and it seems that most of the animals are on display at the Oregon Zoo compared to some of the zoos I have been to. There is paid parking but it is cheap! It looks like they were built for the Light of Animals, and based on what we saw not lit up, I bet it would be cool to participate!

There are real bears in the forest here, and many of them have scratches on the trees. They eat salmon in the stream. There is an episode of Beyer's show that was filmed in the Oregon forest.