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All tickets are sold as-is and cannot be modified after purchase. There are no refunds for purchased tickets or passes.
You'll receive a confirmation email quickly, then tickets typically arrive in your inbox within 20 minutes of purchase. If not received, please check your spam folder and/or contact us for assistance.
See our Groups & Classes page for more information on booking for organized groups & class trips.
The Twin Valley has been owned and operated by the Stallmann family since being established by in 1991.
Our family includes over 400 animals and 70 unique species. Get to know them best through our animal database put together by our Zoo Crew — including nerdy stats, conversation status and more!
Bring your printed tickets or have them ready on your phone when you visit the zoo. We'll scan the QR code to grant you entry!
Daily admit tickets are limited to one entry per purchase, you can use or gift the daily admit ticket you purchase and it will be voided after entry.
All tickets are sold as-is and cannot be modified after purchase. There are no refunds for purchased tickets or passes.
You'll receive a confirmation email quickly, then tickets typically arrive in your inbox within 20 minutes of purchase. If not received, please check your spam folder and/or contact us for assistance.
Not on the website – there is a recipient line at the bottom of all tickets to write down the name of whomever you are giving tickets/passes to as a printed gift.
Absolutely not! All children under the age of 2 are welcome to come without a ticket and they will be admitted for free with a paying adult or senior.
We're excited to announce the gates will open Saturday, April 27th, 2024 for the 2024 Season!
No, we do not host or offer special discount packages for people celebrating their birthday at the moment. Regular admission will able. Learn more in our Kids Zoone.
We do not host birthdays. We encourage you to bring your own event supplies such as a cake, drinks and reusable materials where possible. No balloons allowed.
Learn more about Birthdays at Twin Valley Zoo here. Create you own invites for a party at the Zoo here.
Yes! Our large parking 🅿️ lot offers tons of room for cars and buses. If booking for a group or class, be sure to see our Groups & Classes page.
See our Groups & Classes page for more information on booking for organized groups & class trips.
Our Goats 🐐 right outside the entrance/exit our are the perfect opportunity for petting. All other animals are not permitted to be pet or fed.
Besides getting up close to over 70 different species, there are opportunities to pet goats, adventure through a full playground, take a walk through the Nature Trail and much more. Download our all-new 2024 Zoo Map before visiting and don't miss a thing.
Yes! You can find a changing table in our accessible ♿ washrooms located in the most the northern part of the Zoo.
Bathrooms are centrally located and can be found by the reptile room. Our bathrooms are fully accessible.
Our trained professionals in the Zoo Crew care for our 400 animals all-year round. Keep an eye Zookeeper Journal for special
Visit our new home to the Twin Valley Zoo animal
Our Zoo Crew works all season to take care of the animals. Some animals, like our Grey Wolves and Bears, love the cooler weather. While our reptiles and birds like a warm home, all-year round.
The Twin Valley has been owned and operated by the Stallmann family since being established by in 1991.
Our family includes over 400 animals and 70 unique species. Get to know them best through our animal database put together by our Zoo Crew — including nerdy stats, conversation status and more!
The Twin Valley Zoo, founded by Tony and Henny (De Gooyer) Stallmann, was first open in 1991. Learn all about our founding and history on our About page.
We encourage you to download our All-New Zoo Map, bring re-useable water bottles and snacks, as well as any sunscreen or rain coats depending on the weather!
Of course! We encourage everyone to dress up for our day of Halloween 🎃
Absolutely! The Boo in the Zoo event promises enjoyment for all, making it a great event for the whole family.
The Boo in the Zoo event takes place on October 21st, 2023.
We currently do not have any jobs opening at the Twin Valley Zoo.
Yes! Located in the main entrance building, our gift shop includes range of toys, merchandise and everything for animal lovers.
We currently do not have any volunteer opportunities at the Twin Valley Zoo.
For the upcoming summer season, Twin Valley Zoo open from 9AM to 6PM throughout the week, with admissions closing at 5:00PM.
Yes! There's a large playground located near Chef Hotdog and the northern part of the Zoo.
Currently information ℹ️ on visiting the Zoo can be found on our Educators Area page. You can also look to book your group or class for 2024 on our Booking page. We encourage you to also check out and explore our Animals database with your group or students.
Yes! We’ve prioritized expanding picnic areas around the Zoo. You’ll be able to find covered seating areas and over 30 picnic tables around Twin Valley.
Smoking of any kind, including vaping, is strictly prohibited. There is no smoking anywhere in the park. You are welcome to smoke at your vehicle, but please use the sand ashtrays provided next to the garbage’s.
Thank you for keeping our environment clean!
Please be advised that, as a public space, we cannot guarantee a peanut/tree-nut or allergen-free environment. Some of our wildlife are provided with peanuts/tree nuts as part of their diet.
Sorry! Unfortunately, any pets, including service animals, are not allowed on Park property due to animal well-being and safety - including the parking lot. Leaving animals in your vehicle is strictly prohibited.
You are welcome to bring your own picnic lunch We have picnic tables all over the park! Please don’t stand on them and remember to pick up all of your garbage!
Alcohol is not permitted in the park.
Yes. Our paths are all wide and hard-packed. However, the nature trail is rough terrain and is up to your own dissection.
Yes. We have plenty of free parking.
Twin Valley Zoo sits on 25 beautiful acres that include a five-acre wooded area, complete with a nature trail. The entire park takes approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours to walk through, but you’re welcome to pack a picnic lunch and stay all day. Please no drones, barbeques, or tailgating.
We do not permit the feeding of animals at the Twin Valley Zoo! They all have a very important diets. Feeding animals any outside food is strictly forbidden and will result in your visit ending promptly.
No, balloons can often scare our birds and other animals - so they are strictly prohibited.
We’re happy to help make your adventure fun and accessible.
No question is too big or small – we're here to help you explore and learn.
84 Langford Church Road, Brantford, ON
