In El Paso, Texas, there is a zoo called the El Paso Zoo. Over 220 kinds of animals are housed in the 35-acre complex, including critically endangered ones like the Aruba rattlesnake and the Amur leopard. The zoo is home to exotic creatures from all over the world, as well as a sea lion display that puts on daily shows. Specialty attractions within the zoo include the African Star train and the Hunt Family Desert Spring. With the recent installation of the new African Exhibit with lions, zebras, and giraffes, the zoo's size has increased. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums has recognized the El Paso Zoo as a member.

The zoo and garden are open to visitors after 5 p.m. The zoo will be open from 9 a.m. on every Saturday in July to see just how crazy things can get as the sun prepares to set. to 8 p.m. All visitors are welcome to stay late, but as a bonus, after 5 p.m., on every Saturday in July (9, 16, 23, and 30). The cost of admission to the zoo is $5.

The Hunt Family Desert Spring offers a splashing good time throughout the warm weather months (the zoo is open year-round because it's pleasant here virtually all year long)! A variety of dynamic water play activities are available here, including dancing water, gushers, spray tunnels, tower sprays, and pop-ups. Families will enjoy watching the many water patterns that the spring emits while cooling off and having fun splashing about in them.

The El Paso Zoo is unmatched when it comes to creating a genuinely exotic backdrop for your special occasion. According to a description of the zoo at the entrance, it would take around 2-3 hours to go through the entire zoo. Enjoy the Zoo during or after hours in a unique environment unmatched by anything else in the neighborhood.

Five tree houses are incorporated into a natural environment at the Foster TreeHouse Playground to encourage imaginative "free-play." The highest tree home can reach a height of 16 feet. The playground has four slides, a crazy tunnel, log climbers, and cargo netting in addition to a 360-degree view of the neighborhood for kids of all ages. There is no other playground in the southwest like this one, which makes it special.

The El Paso Zoo fosters opportunities for people to reestablish their connection to nature while celebrating the worth of animals and natural resources.

The El Paso Zoo offers a variety of family-friendly attractions. Travel through Africa by car. Enjoy seeing zebras, giraffes, and other animals. You can buy train tokens at the Safari Outfitters Gift Shop.

Thirty hand-painted creatures representing endangered species from throughout the world are displayed on the 36-foot Hunt Family Endangered Species Carousel. Additionally, it has a swan chariot that complies with Americans with Disabilities regulations and a spinning birds' nest ride.

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