Woodland Park Zoo Map (2025 – 2023)
Start your visit at the historic South Entrance, then head straight to the Banyan Wilds to see the Malayan tigers prowl.
Woodland Park Zoo is a 92-acre zoo in Seattle, Washington, home to over 900 animals from 250 species. It features immersive exhibits like the African Savanna and Tropical Rain Forest. The zoo is known for its conservation leadership, sustainability practices, and educational outreach.
The most up-to-date Woodland Park Zoo Map helps you find the Zoomazium indoor play area, Northern Trail grizzlies, and the Rain Forest Food Pavilion without missing a step. Planning to hop on the Historic Carousel? You’ll spot it quickly with this guide in hand. Everything’s mapped out—just follow the trails and let the day unfold.
Woodland Park Zoo Map 2025
The Woodland Park Zoo Map for 2025 provides a detailed layout of animal exhibits, visitor amenities, and walking paths throughout the zoo. It highlights key attractions, restrooms, dining areas, and accessibility features to help guests plan their visit efficiently.
Printable Woodland Park Zoo Map 2025 PDF
Woodland Park Zoo Map 2024
The Woodland Park Zoo Map for 2024 features a detailed layout of exhibits including African Savanna, Tropical Asia, and the Living Northwest Trail. Key amenities such as restrooms, food courts, and guest services are clearly marked, along with animal habitats like lions, giraffes, and penguins.
Woodland Park Zoo Map 2023
The Woodland Park Zoo Map for 2023 displays main attractions such as the Family Farm, Historic Carousel, and Zoomazium, along with animal exhibits like tigers, gorillas, and red pandas. Visitor facilities including entrances, parking lots, and picnic areas are indicated for easy navigation.
Why Use Our Woodland Park Zoo Maps?
Our maps are:
- Color-coded for fast reference
- Optimized for both print and mobile devices
- Designed with families and accessibility in mind
- Updated annually to reflect real-time park changes
- Useful for planning before, during, and after your visit
Who Are These Maps For?
- Families with young children
- First-time zoo goers
- Accessibility-conscious guests
- Tour organizers and school groups
- Wildlife enthusiasts and photographers
What You’ll Find on Every Woodland Park Zoo Map
- 🦁 Animal Exhibits – All habitats clearly marked by species and zone
- 🚻 Restrooms & Amenities – Easily find bathrooms, changing stations, and nursing areas
- 🍽️ Dining Options – Quick-service spots, cafes, and snack stands mapped by category
- 🌿 Garden & Play Zones – Ideal for family picnics and play breaks
- ♿ Accessibility Routes – Highlighted ADA pathways and viewing areas
🔍 Frequently Asked Question
Did the Woodland Park Zoo send baby gorilla to another zoo?
The Woodland Park Zoo sent a baby gorilla named Yola to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio in 2022. This move was part of a species survival plan to ensure genetic diversity among captive gorillas.
How long does it take to walk through Woodland Park Zoo?
It typically takes about 2 to 3 hours to walk through Woodland Park Zoo, which covers 92 acres and features over 1,000 animals.
Can you still feed the giraffes at Woodland Park Zoo?
Yes, visitors can still feed the giraffes at Woodland Park Zoo through a giraffe feeding experience.
Why did the elephants leave Woodland Park Zoo?
The elephants left Woodland Park Zoo due to concerns about their welfare and quality of life, leading to the closure of the elephant exhibit in 2015.
