
Neill-Cochran House Museum: Entry Ticket
Step back in time with this one-hour self-guided audio tour
- Wheelchair accessible
Feed the rescued animals at this small, intimate zoo in Austin
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The experience
This is no ordinary zoo. The Austin Zoo is a residential space for rescued animals, and the forever home of 300 animals, across 100 different species. As you wander about, learn the name of each animal, discover its furry or scaly past, and find out how it came to be at the zoo from the story boards by each enclosure.
Alternatively, wait for the live demos and talks by the passionate staff!
Want to feed the goats, deer, llamas, alpacas, and sheep? Just buy them some food from the gift shop and see who's hungry.
Where to go
10808 Rawhide Trail
View meeting point mapLocal timezone: America/ChicagoBefore you book
The zoo trails are made of gravel, it is recommended to wear closed-toed, comfortable walking shoes
No animals may be brought to the zoo or left in your car on the parking
Children under 2 enter for free and don't need a ticket.
There are no water fountains at the zoo. You can bring your own food and beverages or purchase bottled water at the gift shop
You can purchase feed for goats, deer, llamas, alpacas, and sheep in the gift shop
Show your smartphone ticket at the Admissions Trailer, which can be found outside the entrance to the Zoo.
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