Tulsa Zoo is a 124-acre wildlife destination in Tulsa, Oklahoma, offering visitors opportunities to encounter animals, explore immersive habitats, and learn about the natural world. Its exhibits span diverse environments, from Africa and the rainforest to Life in the Cold, Life in the Desert, Life in the Forest, and Life in the Water. Guests can see animals including African penguins, Asian elephants, snow leopards, sea lions, red pandas, and many others across areas such as Lost Kingdom, Chimpanzee Connection, the Children’s Zoo, and Sea Lion Cove.

The zoo offers tickets, memberships, group visits, private events, and seasonal experiences, along with educational programs for children, homeschoolers, and school groups. Activities include zoo camps, nature-based programs for toddlers, and after-hours events featuring live music and animal chats. Visitors can plan their trip with a zoo map and information about accessibility and visit guidelines. Conservation is central to the zoo’s mission, and guests can support its work through donations, volunteering, animal sponsorships, and other programs.