When discussing Zoos in Michigan, let's start with the famous Detroit Zoo. If you haven't been to the Detroit Zoo since you were little, it is time to go back and visit this zoo in Michigan again. The Detroit Zoo offers a large selection of animals to visit and they are a leader in sponsoring local charity events such as Run wild. All benefits go to Ruth Roby Glancy Animal Health Complex and for veterinary care for the zoo animals. The Detroit Zoo was a special attraction even back in the 80's, although back then an hour maybe 2 was enough to see everything the zoo had to offer. If you are planning to visit the Detroit Zoo today, allow at least half a day to see everything this zoo in Michigan has to offer.
John Ball's Zoo Society is a zoo in Michigan near Grand Rapids. This zoo in Michigan is another great zoo to visit. John Balls Society is much more than an average zoo, they offer zoo classes for kids of all ages, and you can fly over the petting coral on a zip line, Also this zoo in Michigan allows you to take camel rides and then take swan paddleboat for a ride. That is not all the fun that is available at this zoo in Michigan, you also can interact with the animals also you can feed the birds. There large variety of events along with wide range of animals make this zoo in Michigan a must see for any family.
Another famous zoo in Michigan is the Binder Park Zoo, located in Battle Creek Mi. The Binder Park Zoo Is one of the top zoos in Michigan, with almost every animal imaginable from the Mexican Grey Wolf to the Red-Capped Mangabey's. Binder Park Zoo contains domesticated animals in the Millers children's zoo located inside the park, and even has a wild life bird sanctuary. When visiting Binder Zoo it is important that everyone be prepared to walk, although the zoo does offer unlimited free rides on the Wilderness Tram.
Zoos in Michigan have something to offer for the whole family. Zoos of today are not like the ones from when you were a kid, although you may just find that these zoos can bring out the kid in you again. Therefore, if it has been years since going to a zoo in Michigan or even just a few months, pick a day and make it a family event, you will not regret it. It is always best to call in advance when planning a family event to make sure there isn't an unexpected closing or a section of the zoo is under maintenance that your anticipating seeing, this will ensure a for great day at a zoo in Michigan.
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Post a CommentMy daughter loves zoos -thanks for the info
I think a day at the zoo is a perfect family day!!
Sounds great!
The Detroit zoo with my Papa is one of my 1st memories!!
Time for a visit to a Michigan zoo!
Sounds awesome!