Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park

The Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park participates in more than 25 Species Survival Plans (SSPs), coordinated through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). SSPs carefully plan for the future of species living in zoos and aquariums. For an endangered species, a genetically sound population is critical to studying that species and increasing its numbers.

Strollers are available for rental at the admissions booth.

From snacks to a full meal, make the Leopard’s Spot Snack Shack a part of your trip to the Binghamton Zoo! Food and drink offerings are available during select hours.

Look like your favorite big cat or enjoy a colorful snake slithering down your arm. Best of all, face painting is free!

As you exit the zoo, stop into the gift shop! From t-shirts, to adorable plush animals, the Zoovenirs Gift Shop has an assortment of souvenirs to remember your latest Binghamton Zoo trip!

They offer summer school programs, they can take the zoo to you, or you can arrange guided tours of the zoo for groups of 10 or more! Kids can learn interesting natural history facts such as habitat, diet, and survival strategies are discussed, as well as specific personal information on the animals here at the Binghamton Zoo.

Strollers are available for rental at the admissions booth.

The Zoo provides free tram rides to the top of the Zoo for all guests who are unable or need help walking up the hills. Most areas of the Zoo are accessible to and can be enjoyed by visitors with disabilities.