Things to do / Travel Guide
Address:1376 9th Street
Alamogordo, New Mexico
Tel:
(505) 439-4290
Our Zoo and Aquarium Expert Says:
Oh, those wacky monkeys! And the fun doesn't stop there. Playful otters, colorful birds, and endangered wolves are also on hand to entertain you at the oldest zoo in the southwest. Over 90 different species, nearly 300 animals are spread out over 7 acres of city park that includes a shaded picnic area.
Open 9 am to 5 pm.
Statistics: Approximately 300 animals belonging to 90 species on 7 acres.
From Alameda Park Zoo - Alamogordo, New Mexico:
The Alameda Park Zoo was established in 1898 with a small collection of waterfowl and deer. The park served as a diversion for weary railway travelers to enjoy as the steam locomotives refueled. Today the well shaded, seven acre Zoo is home to 90 different species, nearly 300 animals. Visitors enjoy playful otters, colorful birds, endangered wolves, and are entertained by the antics of a variety of monkeys. The Zoo also offers travelers a shaded picnic area and playground on seven acres of city park.