About Central Park Zoo
Independent visitor guide focused on enhancing your Central Park Zoo experience. We provide practical tips, background and responsible visit recommendations. We are not an authorized ticket supplier.
Who we are
Central Park Zoo is an independent online guide created by local enthusiasts and urban wildlife interpreters. We compile up-to-date visitor information, seasonal highlights, accessibility notes, and curated walking routes around the Zoo and nearby attractions.

Our mission & values

Education

Conservation

Accessibility
Team

Ava Martinez
Ava coordinates content and partnerships, with a background in urban ecology and visitor engagement.

Marcus Lee

Priya Shah

Ben Carter

Liang Wu
Visitor tips & FAQs
Early morning or late afternoon on weekdays tends to be quieter. Weekends, especially in summer, can be busy. Bring water and comfortable shoes for exploring the park.
Check the Zoo's *** website for ticketing hours and prices. We provide guidance and routes but do not sell tickets or represent ticket providers.
Most main paths are accessible; check seasonal closures and the Zoo's accessibility pages for current info. Our site highlights accessible routes around the Zoo and nearby restrooms.
Quick checklist
- Plan 1.5–2 hours for a relaxed visit.
- Bring a small water bottle and sun protection.
- Check feeding times on the *** zoo pages before you go.
- Respect barriers and animal zones.
Tours & partners
Comparative table — what we list
Service | What we provide | Notes |
---|---|---|
Self-guided routes | Maps, suggested stops, accessibility notes | Free on site |
Guided walk suggestions | Timed itineraries (family, photography, quiet stroll) | We recommend verified local guides; contact partners directly |
Group visit planning | Logistics checklist, arrival tips | We advise but do not book admission |
Ready to plan?
Explore suggested routes or contact local partners for group options.
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