San Francisco Zoo

Welcome to the San Francisco Zoo, Northern California's largest zoological park and conservation center. This urban oasis, nestled... more on sfzoo.org

Northern California's largest zoological park and conservation center. This urban oasis, nestled... more on Museum Stuff

See more than 250 different species of wildlife from all over the globe here, many of which are endangered. There are... more on Property Information by Wcities

The penguins win the popularity contest at this zoo. You can watch being fed daily... more on tripadvisor.com

5.0	Interesting Place to visit! (Mar 25, 2006) I love how organize of this zoo. San Francisco zoo is a great... A TripAdvisor Member , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	Destination SF Zoo (Jan 12 '02) Having lived in SF for 5 years our family finally made... cstars , a user of epinions.com, Read full review on epinions.com
0	San Francisco Zoo (2004) ...recent and upcoming improvements include the (literally)... Zagat , a user of Zagat, Read full review on Zagat
0.0	Save your money !!!!! (09/20/05) The san Francisco zoo is a waste of money. Too many closed exhibits. There are... tgreen7597 , a user of travel.yahoo.com, Read full review on travel.yahoo.com
2.5	Not impressed! (Oct 11, 2006) After reading about how SF zoo was rated one of the top 6 in the nation, I was really looking forward to visiting. What a disappointment! First off, we took public transportation to get there. What an adventure. Make sure you have a good map with you... quiltingtravelmom , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	Great Place For All (Sep 05 '00) The San Francisco Zoo is one of the best I have ever been to. I would rank it above all... kdr , a user of epinions.com, Read full review on epinions.com

The San Francisco Zoo is located on the Great Highway, between Skyline and Sloat Blvds., next to the Pacific Ocean. The parking lot has two entrances, one off of the Great Highway for people driving from the East Bay and South Bay, and one off of Sloat Blvd. at 47th Avenue for those driving from the North Bay. There is also street parking along Sloat Blvd. The Zoo encourages you to use public transportation. Within San Francisco, take the Muni L Taraval line outbound to the Zoo. Muni bus lines 23 and 18 also stop at the Zoo. Use the 511 TakeTransit Trip Planner for door-to-door directions by entering your starting address and "SF Zoo" for your destination address. Guests who take Muni to the Zoo will receive $1.00 off the price of admission.

10am to 5pm 365 days per year including Christmas and Thanksgiving, Daily 10am-5pm, Daily 10a-5p

Admission : General Admission Persons Age Rate Adults 18-64 $11.00 Youths 12-17 $8.00 Seniors 65 and over $8.00 Children 3-11 $5.00 Children 2 and under Free San Francisco Resident Discounted Rate San Francisco residents must show valid proof of residency Persons Age Rate Adults 18-64 $9.00 Youths 12-17 $4.50 Seniors 65 and over $4.50 Children 3-11 $2.50 Children 2 and under Free Free Days The first Wednesday of every month, admission to the Zoo is free! The Zoo reserves the right to limit attendance on Free Days in the best interest of the animals. We recommend that you take public transportation because parking is limited. GROUP RATES The Zoo allows free admission for a variety of San Francisco-based school groups, child centers, Recreation and Park Department sponsored groups and some non-profit organizations. For more information, or to find out if your group is eligible for free admission, call (415) 753-7057. Fees vary for organized groups of 10 or more persons. Interested parties must call the Zoo���s Visitor Services Department to make a reservation at (415) 753-7057. Non-Resident Group Rates Persons Age Rate Adults 18-64 $10.00 Youths 12-17 $7.50 Seniors 65 and over $7.00 Children 3-11 $4.00 Children 2 and under Free SCHOOL GROUP ADMISSION San Francisco school groups receive free admission to the Zoo throughout the year. Please call Guest Services at (415) 753-7057 to make a reservation. For special Docent-guided tours (available July through April), call the Education Department at (415) 753-7122 to arrange the guided tour. For school groups from outside San Francisco, the Zoo offers discounted group admission. Children (3 years old to 6th grade): $3.00 Grades 7 to 12: $4.50 Teachers and Chaperones Teachers and chaperones at a one-to-five student ratio pay the same price as the children they are accompanying. Additional adults pay $8.00. College/University students (on an official class list): $8.00 STROLLER RENTALS Single and double strollers, wagons, wheelchairs, and electric scooters are available for daily rental at the Entry Village. Item Rate Single Stroller $6.00 Double Stroller $9.00 Wagon $8.00 Wheelchair $6.00 Electric Scooter $25.00 Disabled Guests Discount Disabled general admission is 50% off basic general admission. Disabled San Francisco resident is 50% off basic San Francisco resident rate.
Events: Calendar of current events at www.sfzoo.org
Exhibits: 26 different permanent exhibits

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