Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance is a separately operated or reservable destination within City Park; its access, admission, restrooms, and hours may differ from the surrounding park.

Free park roads and lots serve different destinations, but zoo, museum, events, and summer evenings fill them; navigate to the exact subsite.

Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance follows its own staffed, seasonal, program, or maintenance schedule. Confirm today's availability with the destination operator or City and County of Denver before making a special trip.

Restrooms depend on park portalets and separately operated zoo, museum, pavilion, and event facilities; do not assume ticketed attractions provide public access.

General park access is free; museum, zoo, food, rentals, programs, and events charge separately.

Paved roads and walks reach major destinations, but long distances and event controls make the nearest parking area important.

Leashed dogs are allowed in general park areas but not inside ticketed attractions, playgrounds, or active fields.

Strong all-day family area with playgrounds, lake, museum, and zoo, but each destination has separate admission, hours, and entrances.

Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance is a separately operated or reservable destination within City Park; its access, admission, restrooms, and hours may differ from the surrounding park. Ferril Lake is not a swimming area. Summer storms, heat, large events, and attraction traffic can change parking and path access quickly.

Frequent buses serve Colorado Boulevard and nearby streets; bike routes also reach the park.