My son had a class field trip to the Brevard Zoo. The weather was super hot, but there is a children's splash park. It's easy walking and be sure to bring lot's of dollar bills to buy food specific for each animal area. There are two different snack bars, but at lunch time there is quite a long wait. No... More

Get there early to avoid the crowds and see the Giraffes. The tend to duck in when it gets cloudy or too hot. This place is always changing and expanding into something new every year. Worth a visit. More

It is compact, yet lots of variety, and some programs for kids that look awesome More

This was a very nice zoo to check out, had a fun time More

For a small zoo, this has a lot going for it. Nice interaction with birds in the aviary and the giraffes. Just big enough for a relaxing afternoon walk, pretty grounds, well kept. More

While this can be a half-day trip, most find it best to devote the entire day to the Brevard Zoo experience. This is set up outdoors, with 'zones' - most walkways are wooden deck-type. From otters to giraffes, alligators to vultures, eagles, wolves, monkeys, this zoo is small enough to be friendly and large enough to satisfy those with grander... More

Nice Zoo for a family visit. Nothing special but well kept. Nice waterpark area for "little" ones (no big slides or anything). Lots of trees, and the day we went it was hot so the shade was appreciated. We didn't have any children with us but I think they would have enjoyed it for a couple of hours. They have... More

This zoo is a perfect size for young children. I love the opportunity to get so close to the animals: the petting area, the aviary, the feeding of the giraffes. I love the splash park, but you need to go there last or it's hard to get the kids away. The only downside is the new zip lines, which both... More

What a wonderful zoo to visit! Small enough to be able to see the whole place easily, yet large enough to have some first-rate exhibits. A favorite is the giraffe feeding--they are really up close and personal with you. The emus and deer eat out of your hands. There are machines that you can buy food that is appropriate for... More