Santa Ana Zoo

I have come to this Zoo since my son was about 6 mos. It was usually a good outing for us. I was surprised to find a zoo in the middle of a residential area but I do recommend getting a membership if you plan to come here more than once a year. The membership was worth it for us. I brought various guests with our annual pass. Small but lively zoo, except its sad that the Ocelot seems to have anxiety every time we see it and an older Camel passed away too.

It's not a big zoo, but I had a great time. There's a nice variety of things to see. I didn't get a chance to ride the Ferris wheel or the train, but if I go again, I'll make sure to try them out on my next visit. The butterflies were the best part of the experience. Make sure to scan the code and join the waitlist before heading over so you can enjoy it yourself.

A cute neighborhood Zoo with some great attractions. It seemed that some Animals were either missing or absent from some exhibits, but there were plenty of others to enjoy and fill an afternoon. The various monkeys, gibbons etc were amazing and the anteater was very cool. The rainforest exhibit, which seemed temporary, had some great high-level education. Our favorite was the train ride!

One thing I loved about the zoo was the fact there were no animals. They have this massive cages with fantastic pictures of the animals that are supposed to be in there, so we can efficiently use our imagination and imagine they are there. Also, I love they charge an entrance cover so we can use their facilities and space to put our imagination in use.

We went on a field trip. It was a cute Lil zoo. Not too many big animals. My boys had a good time.