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Every day is a great day to visit the Zoo. Experience life on the wild side, enjoy up-close animal interactions and support global conservation efforts—right here at the Zoo. Reserve your tickets now for quick and easy entry, and enjoy more time connecting with wildlife.

Website. senecaparkzoo .org. Seneca Park Zoo is a 20-acre (6.3 ha) zoo located in the city of Rochester, New York. The zoo is home to over 90 species including mammals, reptiles, birds, amphibians, fish, and arachnids. It is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

Seneca Park Zoo, Rochester, New York. 60,037 likes · 3,739 talking about this · 173,017 were here. Visit senecaparkzoo.org for rates and hours, upcoming events and details on our conservation efforts.

The Seneca Park Zoo was established in the park in 1894, and draws guests from all over the region. Be transported around the world as you come face to face with African elephants, southern white rhinos, red pandas, snow leopards, an Amur tiger, and much more Features & Facilities - Seneca Park Zoo - Genesee Riverway Trail Cross country skiing

About. Seneca Park Zoo inspires our community to connect with, care for, and conserve wildlife and wild places. When you visit the Zoo, you will see signs of transformation. Enjoy the new Cold Asia habitats for snow leopard and red panda and Animals of the Savanna expansion. featuring Masai giraffes, plains zebras, a white rhino, and many ...

Monroe County's Seneca Park Zoo is open year-round for visitors of all ages. There are hundreds of animal species to visit and say hello to including the only African Elephants, and White Rhino in New York State. The Seneca Park Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums and is home to 15 Species Survival Plan animals.

Seneca Park Zoo will undergo a $121 million expansion in the years ahead, complete with what Monroe County Executive Adam Bello promised would be the largest indoor tropics exhibit in the U.S.

A 220,000-gallon aquarium would house at least two species of sharks. New York state has agreed to kick in $42.5 million for the improvements, which “will not only make it a world-class zoo to ...