Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society

About

Explore wildlife across rain forest and wetland sections at this zoo in West Palm Beach, where your kids can watch koalas, jaguars, otters, and capybaras in spacious habitats. Staff lead short talks throughout the day at different animal areas, and your family can book paid close-up experiences like the sloth encounter or tiger chat if you want something more hands-on. Best for kids who love animals and need room to roam without feeling rushed. The layout keeps everything within walking distance of a central hub, so you're not exhausted by the end of the day. Arrive early on weekends to skip lines and snag parking easily. Consider a membership if you think you'll visit multiple times.

The Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society is a non-profit zoological organization located at Dreher Park in West Palm Beach

Programs (1)

• Rhythm in the Wild Schedule

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  · Monday, Friday, Sunday· Morning, Afternoon, Evening· Membership Required

  Rhythm in the Wild is an evening music series at the Palm Beach Zoo that runs from February through April, offering a unique way for teens and adults to experience the zoo in a whole new way. The program includes special 21+ night events where you can enjoy live music while surrounded by the animals, creating a really fun atmosphere that's different from a typical daytime zoo visit. It runs on select Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays during morning, afternoon, and evening time slots, so there's flexibility depending on your schedule. You'll need a zoo membership to participate, which costs $18 per week and gives you unlimited visits for the entire year, making it a great value if you plan to go back multiple times. This program is a cool option if you're looking for something more grown-up and entertainment-focused than the standard zoo experience.