Every day, hundreds of visitors come to the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens to relax and some might even say to recharge their batteries. Now, electric vehicle (EV) drivers can literally do the same. Read More …
The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens always extends members of our military with discounted admission, but in honor of Veterans Day, the Zoo is taking it further. From Saturday, Nov. 7, to Veterans Day, Read More …
Everyone enjoys a fun, safe day at the Zoo with friends and family—and now more special groups can save! The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is now offering discounts on single-day admissions for healthcare Read More …
There are typically some pretty WILD sights at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens, but this October, it’s going to be downright spooky! Ghosts, goblins, and ghouls of all kinds will gear up to Read More …
On Wednesday, June 24, the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens was presented with a check for $13,000 by former Sanford Mayor, Jeff Triplett, General Manager of Mayfair Country Club, Pete Sands, and Mayor of Read More …
As part of Florida’s Phase 1 reopening of the state, following federal and local guidelines, the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will be reopening to the public on Wednesday, May 13, 2020, at 10 Read More …
To honor members of our armed forces for Veterans Day, the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will offer complimentary single-day Zoo admission to military veterans and active duty service members Saturday, November 9, 2019, Read More …
The inaugural Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will feature over 30 elaborate, hand-made lanterns, including a 200-foot dragon, which illuminate from within. This event, in partnership Read More …
The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens earlier this year announced the addition of two donkeys to the Barnyard Buddies Children’s Zoo! These donkeys come from the Central Florida Satellite Adoption Center of Peaceful Valley Read More …
The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is very excited to announce that 20 eastern indigo snakes were released into the Conecuh National Forest in early May. This most recent release marks the halfway point Read More …