Some of the animals are not there. As at most zoos in the warm part of the day animals are in the shared areas and can't be seen. This is not a huge zoo, and doesn't have tons of signs. The only way to have a map is on your phone or print one before you visit. The no paper thing pays off, we saw no trash there. We spent a couple of nice hours, with lots of sitting and watching.

Lovely little zoo, visited big cats first and saw all of them. Lots to do with small children but very enjoyable for adults as well. We spent about 2.5 - 3 hours there. Habitats are mostly beautiful and spacious. Easy to get to by transit (metro and L line - if you can find it, bus stops are not marked well). We went as part of a Go City San Francisco pass so great value for us. Across the street from a beautiful beach, wide open ocean.

Small zoo - not than many animals - lots of empty pens. A lot of areas looked overgrown - it felt like they were about to close for the season. There seems to be a newer area which looks better but still a work in progress. It was expensive to go in and then you have to pay additional parking which is expensive as well - maybe go in the middle of the summer ? Maybe it’s more busy.