The award-winning Cameron Park Natural Park zoo at Wacoban, Texas, offers visitors the chance to see wildlife in the most modern, free-form environment and progressive display areas.
The Cameron Park Zoo is home to the Galapagos Islands, African Birds and other animals all over the world. Herpetarium is the perfect habitat for reptiles such as crocodiles, spiders and plants.
Guests can explore Cameron Park Zoo with the experienced guides. These tours help visitors to understand wildlife, habitat and nature conservation efforts.
In the Cameron Park zoo, every age group has a risk of explosion due to playgrounds, which cool wooden bridges and fountains, and a chalet that provides bird watching through the entire zoo.
The Brazos River Country exhibition is new to Cameron Park Zoo. This impressive exhibition will allow visitors to follow in the footsteps of early Spanish explorers who search for the 7 gold cities along the Brazos River. All areas of the exhibition are one of 7 plant and animal life on the 840 mile stretch of the mighty Brazos River. Special animals in the Cameron Park zoo include White Hand Gibbons, African lions, Sumatran tigers, African elephants, Aruba Island rhino, White Rhinoceros, Reticulated Giraffe, Ringed Lemurus, Blue-eyed Lemur, Red Ruffed Lemur and bushes
The zoo is very active in nature conservation. The species conservation plan (SSP) is a program that helps ensure the survival of selected wild species. The species conservation plan started in 1981 in North American zoos and aquariums as a cooperative population management and conservation program for selected species. The American Zoo and Aquarium
The Cameron Park Zoo is open from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday and from 11am to 5pm. Sunday. The Cameron Zoo is open all year except for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day (last Friday and Saturday in June). Enter $ 5 for adults; $ 3 for children 4 years of age up to 12 years and $ 4.50 for older citizens (60 years). Children under 3 and under are free.