we've been there numerous times and ever a disappointment giraffes elephants penguins prairie dogs... read more
I hadn't been to the Maryland Zoo in years. It has changed a lot and is still being improved upon... read more
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we've been there numerous times and ever a disappointment giraffes elephants penguins prairie dogs and a few other animals I never heard off. there is a trolley to take you from the entrance to the main park. the food is reasonable priced,
I hadn't been to the Maryland Zoo in years. It has changed a lot and is still being improved upon. It was a cool cloudy day. I think that the animals may have been more active because it wasn't hot and humid. There were many...More
This is really a 3.5 star review but will round up. I normally like visiting zoos to see the animals, but I think the May floods in Baltimore are still affecting the grounds. Some of the walking trails were off limits due to flooding damage...More
be prepared for a lot of walking visiting this venue. did not seem to see many animals, seemed like a modest zoo (number and type of animals) for such a large spread out venue. ok for people with time to spend who enjoy walking long...More
It was a really good experience. I love the giraffe and the elephants. The only downside for my was the food and some animals seems to have to little space. But other than that it was amazing.
this is a day trip. There is a petting zoo where the kids can play with goats, a climibing tower with a big slide and teh typical animals in cages. The polar bear exhibit is very nice
As an animal lover was very disappointed with the poor living conditions of the chimpanzees, they're closed in with no sun light the smell was awful and they don't look healthy. They have an bald eagle in a tiny cage for an eagle without space...More
This zoo has a lot going on as well as an expansion project in the making.The admission is fair and there is much to see both outside and in a few buildings. They also feature a small train ride as well as food stands. It's...More
Spend a great hot spring day with my youngest grandson visiting the zoo in Baltimore, Md. Number 1 thing, wear comfortable supportive footwear. There is a lot of walking up and down hills and tight areas. If traveling with infants, a jogging stroller is the...More
Admission was not too bad. Not all of the animals were at the zoo because of the weather, little nippy and misty. Concession stand were not open neither.
