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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/texashrl/public_html/austinsummerfun.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114While not a typical \u201czoo\u201d, I think the Austin Zoo actually provides a better and more enriching experience for kids than do it\u2019s more traditional competitors in San Antonio and points elsewhere.<\/p>\n
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A rescue operation that outgrew it\u2019s humbler beginnings as a goat farm, the Austin Zoo is home to big cats, wolf hybrids, bears, giant tortoises, gorgeous exotic birds, monkeys and many other animals. All are rescued animals, and visiting the zoo gets you up close and personal with nearly all of them.<\/p>\n
My preschooler loves the zoo, and it\u2019s perfect for about ages three and up. For the less proficient walkers, however, this zoo is a nightmare \u2013 uneven, rocky paths are not at all toddler-friendly. Unless your child is adept at navigating uneven terrain, I would advise making sure you have a sturdy jogging stroller for your trip. Heck, bring it even if your child is adept, as they tend to tire easily here, and I always end up having to carry my daughter for some stretch of the way.<\/p>\n
But if you can overlook and forgive the unfriendly paths, you\u2019ll be rewarded with close-up animal viewing, a petting zoo where you can feed deer, goats and a llama, and tons of great opportunities to discuss different types of animals and the importance of always treating them with care and respect.<\/p>\n