Overview

Bergen County Zoological Park, located in Paramus, New Jersey, is a charming, compact zoo offering visitors a diverse range of wildlife species from North and South America. With a mission to foster a broad appreciation of the natural world, it provides an enriching, educational experience for all visitors. The zoo prides itself on creating an atmosphere where families can enjoy a day in nature while learning about different species and their habitats.

Bergen County Zoological Park visitors enjoy a unique, immersive wildlife experience. With its well-planned, accessible layout, the park allows visitors to get close to the animals safely and respectfully. Live animal shows, feeding experiences, and interactive exhibits are everyday activities that captivate children and adults. Visitors are also delighted by the petting zoo, the scenic picnic areas, the carousel, and the train ride around the park, which gives a broad overview of the diverse species found here.

Bergen County Zoological Park is deeply committed to animal conservation and education. They actively participate in Species Survival Plans (SSPs) for endangered species such as the Andean condor and the Golden Lion Tamarin. The zoo's educational programs aim to foster a greater understanding of wildlife and the importance of conservation, with a particular focus on local North American species. It also participates in numerous research initiatives and collaborates with other zoos and conservation organizations worldwide to ensure a sustainable future for all species.

Details
  • Zoo Size:
    23 acres
  • Number of Species on Display:
    100+
  • Number of Animals:
    800+
  • Key Exhibits:
    North American Wetlands || Farmyard || South American Rainforest || Aviary || Reptile House || Mountain Habitat
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Contact Information
  • Email:
    BergenCountyZoo@co.bergen.nj.us
  • Phone:
    (201) 634-3100
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