Specialty:
"Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens sits at the mouth of the Trout River, near where it flows into the St. Johns River. The zoo supports over 45 plant and animal conservation programs, regionally and globally. The zoo occupies approximately 122 acres. The zoo has over 2,000 native and unusual species and 1,000 plant varieties. Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is the perfect place to explore the world's biodiversity through immersive and educational experiences. The zoo gives members 12 months of free access to the zoo, member activities only, and discounts on purchases from the gift shops. Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens instills passion in the next generation as responsible stewards of the future. The zoo offers fun and enriching programs. The zoo affords complimentary admission for a child under three and free admission for children under three.
2026 Update: Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens have special group programs and services to enhance your visit. To learn more about After Dark Adventures, Field Trips, Outreach Programs, Scout Programs, and more, visit their Education Department's Schools & Groups page."
