Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary
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Quick answer
Heritage Park Zoo in Prescott Arizona, formally the Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary Prescott Arizona, is a small nonprofit wildlife sanctuary on the north side of Prescott. Locals also call it the Prescott Zoo. Most animals are rescues that cannot return to the wild. Plan an hour and a half. Family-friendly, stroller-friendly, partly shaded.
What you will see
Tigers, jaguars, bears, wolves, and a range of reptiles, birds, and small mammals. Most are rescues. Signage explains why each animal cannot be released.
Practical info
Open most days with seasonal hours. Admission is reasonable. Strollers and wagons handle the paths. Bring sun protection and water.
Best time to visit
Mornings stay cool. Many animals are more active before midday. Allow 90 minutes including a stop at the gift shop.
Frequently asked
Is Heritage Park Zoo kid-friendly?+
Yes. Stroller-friendly paths and a manageable size.
Can I bring food?+
Yes. There are picnic spots. A small snack option may be on-site.
Are there raptors?+
Yes, including rescued birds of prey.
Is the zoo open year-round?+
Yes. Hours shift by season.
