Kansas Zoos

Brit Spaugh Zoo

Brit Spaugh Zoo opened its doors in 1952. There are two parts to this small zoo. The main part is from when it first opened and everything is outdated. However, everything is under construction and is being updated for a... Read more

Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory And Sanctuary

The Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory and Sanctuary officially opened its doors in 2000. This zoo houses several types of big cats including tigers, lions, bobcats, leopards, and more. Although it is mainly for big cats, you will see a few... Read more

Clay Center Zoo

The Clay Center Zoo is located across from a utility park and is actually called the Clay Center Zoo and Utility Park. The zoo has free admission and is open from 9 am to 8 pm. It has a park... Read more

David Traylor Zoo of Emporia

The David Traylor Zoo of Emporia has free admission. Visitors can walk through to see the smaller animals and can also walk across the street if they wish to see the bigger animals. People can also drive by and see... Read more

Eagle Valley Raptor Center

The Eagle Valley Raptor Center officially started out in 1998 by taking in over 100 birds of prey such as Eagles, Hawks, and Owls. However, the zoo didn’t officially open until 2003 after zoo owners bought 20 acres of land... Read more

Hedricks Exotic Animal Farm

Hedrick’s Exotic Animal Farm is an animal farm that allows for visitors to get up close and personal with the exotic and domestic animals. Some of the animals include donkey’s, camel’s, kangaroo’s, zebra’s, giraffe’s, and much more. They allow for... Read more

Hutchinson Zoo

Hutchinson Zoo opened its doors in 1986 and sits on 9 acres of land. This zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. They currently have 160 animals with most of them being native to Kansas and one... Read more

Insect Zoo at Kansas State

The Insect Zoo at Kansas State opened its doors in 1999. Visitors can see the different insects at Kansas State University by visiting the old barn on the campus. When visiting the insect zoo you will get to see many... Read more

Lee Richardson Zoo

The Lee Richardson Zoo was founded in 1927 by the city when Lee Richardson, the park and zoo superintendent as well as the chief of police at the time brought in a couple of skunks. The zoo was later named... Read more

Prairie Park Nature Center

The Prairie Park Nature Center sits on 71 acres. This zoo has more species than other zoos that call themselves zoo attractions. You can find a prairie, a lake, a study pond, and trails. The trails are both paved, which... Read more

Ralph Mitchell Zoo

The Ralph Mitchell Zoo resides in Riverside Park which sits on 100 acres and also includes playgrounds, an aquatic center, a miniature train, a carousel, miniature golf, a lighted fountain, and picnic areas. Riverside also includes five buildings that are... Read more

Rolling Hills Zoo

Rolling Hills Zoo includes many different species for visitors to visit with. At this zoo, you can see a rare white camel, an Indian rhino, and much more. This zoo includes 105 different species of animals. The Rolling Hills Zoo... Read more

Safari Zoological Park

The Safari Zoological Park is actually a private zoo. There are many different animals to see here including lions, tigers, bears, leopards, primates, wolves, and much more. Since their hours are a little irregular and they do not open during... Read more