
The Los Angeles Zoo, located within Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California, opened in 1966 and spans 133 acres. It is a renowned wildlife conservation and education center in Southern California. The zoo houses over 1,400 animals, including many rare and endangered species such as California condors, snow leopards, and Sumatran tigers. Featured exhibits include the 'Elephants of Asia', 'Australia Walk', and 'Rainforest Aviary'. Through immersive exhibits, conservation programs, and interactive experiences, the zoo offers visitors a chance to connect with the wonders of nature. A must-visit for families and nature enthusiasts alike.
Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Last admission is 1 hour before closing.
Online tickets offer discounts; advance booking recommended. Membership grants unlimited entry.
LADOT bus routes 96, 180, or 181 to Zoo Drive stop.
Take I-5, exit Los Feliz Boulevard, then follow Zoo Drive. On-site paid parking is $15 per vehicle.
Rideshare recommended due to limited parking.
Take Metro Red Line to Vermont/Sunset station, then transfer by bus or rideshare (about 10 minutes).
Yes, near the main entrance for $15 per car. Spaces are ample but may fill on weekends.
No, only service animals are allowed.
Yes, including 'The Cafe' and 'Grill' offering American fast food and vegetarian options.
No, feeding is prohibited to ensure animal health.
Free wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis with ID deposit.
Best Season
Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-November) offer mild weather, active animals, and fewer crowds.
Duration
3-4 hours
Category
Park