We loved this zoo, we are from RI and have a wonderful zoo here, and I think the WPB Zoo was just as nice. We had to wait a bit for food, as there was a long line for dining, but my children loved this zoo. I think I enjoyed it more than the San Diego Zoo, which we visited... more

Small but cozy zoo. Beautifully landscaped and very cool mayan section. It's shady, you dont have to walk so far in between the animals like Miami Metro Zoo. Yeah so they dont have elephants, but the otter tank was way cooler. We were there when they had the Winter in July festival, one weekend a year they have 40 tons... more

I was able to spend about 3hrs here on a monday morning. What I noticed first was the lush greenery which covered many of the walkways. Many of the anmilas were behind plexi or fences, so clean pics were hard to get. What I assume was the newer section was awsome though. The backdrops looked on par with Disney, as... more

We visited the PB Zoo on 2 occasions, one was years ago & one was 2 days ago! My 2 kids, ages 5 & 2 had a great time seeing the animals. The special effects at the zoo (especially in the tiger's den) were great with fog pouring out from the rocks in the walkway. The kids love the zoo's... more

The Palm Beach Zoo is a gem of an oasis within the hub-bub of metro Palm Beach County. We found the staff to be extremely friendly and knowledgable and the animal exhibits were truly top-quality habitats. The zoo has focused mainly on South America and has really done a phenomenol job featuring so many animals. The wildlife carousel was absolutely... more

As stated in earlier reviews, this zoo is small which is not always a bad thing. With that smaller size though, you might expect what they offer to be of real quality. This is not the case with the Palm Beach Zoo. First, and foremost, is the very poor attitude of the employees. I am a member of an AZA... more

Horrible locale along semi-noisy Interstate 95 and obvious airplanes overhead from the international airport, this zoo leaves much to be desired. Parking is atrocious on weekends, and wrap-around fend-for-yourself parking with no accessible sidewalks to front gate make it a huge hazard for walking children and elderly. Unreadable (and honestly, unpresentable) guide map makes you think you're at a 4-H... more

This is a wonderful place to take children. They have used every square foot possible for animal exhibits. It has lovely landscaping and plenty of shaded areas for relief from the hot sun. As we get older, sometimes smaller is better. Our grandson loved it! We did too! more

This zoo has made some really drastic changes for the better. It's a really wonderful zoo for children because it's smaller and you won't feel like you've dragged yourselves around all day long. Bring the kid's bathing suits to enjoy the big, fun interactive fountain in the middle of the zoo with plenty of seating around the perimeter for parents... more