The Utica Zoo is an American Zoological Association-accredited zoological park in Utica's Roscoe Conkling Park, home to more than 200 animals across a variety of native and exotic species groups. The zoo was originally founded in 1914 and is located on a lot of 80 acres, 40 of which are home to developed animal exhibits. Families can view a wide variety of animal exhibits arranged by continent and habitat, which are home to endangered species like Chinese alligators, Mexican gray wolves, white-handed gibbons, and African lions. Exhibit areas include an African alley, a primate hall, a birds of prey exhibit, and a children's zoo showcasing domestic animals from around the United States and the world. Traveling educational exhibits can often be seen at area events, showcasing animals representing 35 species.

1 Utica Zoo Way, Utica, NY 13501, Phone: 315-738-0472

Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute The Boehlert Transportation Center at Union Station The Utica Zoo Stanley Center for The Arts F.X. Matt Brewing Company Oneida County Historical Society St. Joseph and St. Patrick Church Players of Utica The Tailor and The Cook Nail Creek Pub and Brewery Motus Ventura's 72 Tavern and Grill Woodland Farm Brewery Utica Memorial Auditorium

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