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Join the Zoological Society of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee County Zoo for creative and educational events that inspire a better world. Explore the Zoo, discover something new, and find your favorite way to help conserve endangered species, wildlife and the environment.
Plan Your Walk On The Wild Side. Buy tickets, map out your visit & preserve a memory!
June 11, 18, and 25. Sponsored by St. Camillus. These special Tuesdays celebrate seniors with FREE admission on these select days in June – for guests 60 and older. Enjoy fresh air and exercise as you explore the Zoo, connect with wildlife, and meet the animals!
The Milwaukee County Zoo began in the 1890s as a miniature mammal and bird display in a barn at what is now Washington Park. By 1902, the Zoo had 23 acres of land and 800 animals. In 1937, when all parks went under the jurisdiction of the Milwaukee County Park Commission, the Zoo had grown to 38 acres.
Meet Our Animals. These lists are a representation of the animals in our care, which include over 2,200 mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, representing more than 340 species.
The Milwaukee County Zoo will be a zoo of renown with a reputation as a leader in animal management, conservation, research, and education within a wholesome recreational environment, enjoying the admiration of the citizens of Milwaukee County as well as all zoo guests and other zoos of the world.
Stroll around the Milwaukee County Zoo and check out the guest services and rentals we offer.
