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| 1730 S Washington Ave, Saginaw, MI, 48601 | |
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Specialties
Newly Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. With more than 10 acres of beautiful tree-filled parkland, animal exhibits, exciting events, colorful gardens, miniature train and the region’s only hand-carved carousel, there’s something for you at the Zoo! This is a great fun and educational experience for families of all ages.
History
Established in 1929.
Fall 1958 — Most of the zoo was in disrepair. It was owned by the city and received little care and attention. The animals were sold off and the zoo was basically shut down.
July 10, 1967 — The Zoo was reopened. The Collection consisted mostly of domestic animals that were either donated or loaned to the Zoo by citizens.
April 2, 1996 — The Saginaw Valley Zoological Society assumed management responsibilities for the Zoo. The City of Saginaw retained ownership, but gives NO financial aid to the zoo.
July 18, 1998 — Festivities surrounded the grand opening of the Celebration Square Carousel.
2002 — The name changed from Saginaw Zoo to Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square. River Otter Canyon premiered and the alligators received a new exhibit in Alligator Swamp.
2007 — The Zoo’s premiered its first year around viewing exhibit of a warm climate animal, the Serval.
2008 — Work was completed in the spring replacing the 41 year old train track.
