動物園
Bear Hollow Zoo
23位當地人推薦、
來自當地人的建議
Jessica
September 30, 2020
This is a great hidden secret. It's a park with many trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and a free zoo!
Usha
January 10, 2022
Free and family neighborhood "zoo" (really more of a sanctuary for animals from possums to bears that needed rescuing), a fun 30 minute visit, especially for the small set.
Stephanie
June 6, 2022
Bear Hollow Zoo is home to a variety of non-releasable wildlife residents. These animals have encountered a challenge that they could not overcome, either physical or behavioral, and have been placed here to live out their lives serving as ambassadors for their species. They are here to educate our visitors about the wonderful wildlife with which we share space.
Bear Hollow Zoo is home to a variety of non-releasable wildlife residents. These animals have encountered a challenge that they could not overcome, either physical or behavioral, and have been placed here to live out their lives serving as ambassadors for their species. They are here to educate our…
Jessica
May 13, 2022
Surprisingly large wildlife center, tucked away near 5 Points Neighborhood. A fun day out for kids and grownups alike.
Victor & Evelyn
May 13, 2021
Bear Hollow Zoo is home to a variety of non-releasable wildlife residents. These animals have encountered a challenge that they could not overcome, either physical or behavioral, and have been placed here to live out their lives serving as ambassadors for their species. They are here to educate our visitors about the wonderful wildlife with which we share space. Bear Hollow Zoo is located within Memorial Park. Memorial Park is open from 8 AM to sunset on weekdays and 9 AM to sunset on weekends and holidays. Bear Hollow Zoo is open from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM daily. Only service animals are permitted within Bear Hollow Zoo.
Bear Hollow Zoo is home to a variety of non-releasable wildlife residents. These animals have encountered a challenge that they could not overcome, either physical or behavioral, and have been placed here to live out their lives serving as ambassadors for their species. They are here to educate our…
