About Tulsa Zoo
The Tulsa Zoo was established in 1924 after civic leaders underwrote its cost with notes secured by stud horses. One of the most popular exhibits at the early park was Monkey Island, which had a population of 40 monkeys purchased at $7 each. The 2,400-acre recreational facility, which included a number of fishing lakes, attracted tens of thousands annually during the pre-World War II era. The Zoo has since inspired a passion for wildlife and provided an affordable destination for families. It features more than 400 species, many of which are rare or endangered in the wild.
Repeat visitors to the Tulsa Zoo may consider purchasing annual memberships, and regular programming includes both species-specific tours and other opportunities for families to learn about the natural world together. HallowZOOeen (pictured) is one of the Zoo's most popular annual events. It's a spooky (but not too scary) trick-or-treat opportunity for local families.
Tulsa Zoo
6421 E. 36th St. N. Tulsa, OK 74115
Upcoming Events at Tulsa Zoo
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Today 10:00AM
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Wed. July 13