Overview
Nestled in Greenville, South Carolina, the Greenville Zoo is a small but beloved 14-acre facility that delights visitors with a diverse collection of wildlife. Established in 1960, the zoo is committed to animal care, education, and conservation. Home to over 300 animals from around 100 species, the zoo features various animals worldwide, including primates, large cats, and a wide array of birds and reptiles.
Despite its smaller size, the Greenville Zoo offers a rich visitor experience with well-planned exhibits that allow close-up views of animals such as lions, giraffes, and orangutans. A zoo highlight is the giraffe feeding station, which allows visitors a unique interactive experience. The zoo also features a farm exhibit where younger visitors can interact with farm animals. Educational programs and special events are offered throughout the year, enriching the experience.
The Greenville Zoo is committed to animal conservation both locally and globally. The zoo participates in the Species Survival Plan (SSP) for various endangered species, helping to ensure their survival. The zoo also supports various global conservation projects and encourages education and public awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation.
Details
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Zoo Size:14 acres
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Number of Species on Display:100+
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Number of Animals:300+
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Key Exhibits:African Lion Exhibit || Amur Leopard Exhibit || Orangutan Exhibit || South American Pampas || Farm Exhibit || Reptile House || Giraffe Feeding Station
