The zoo is fully open and accessible. When entering from Colborne St N (Hwy 2/53), please continue past the “Local Traffic Only” sign to reach the zoo entrance—construction begins beyond this point. Visitors coming from Caledonia via McBay Rd or Baptist Church Rd will need to detour to access via 2/53.
Zoo INACCESSIBLE from White Swan Rd/McBay Rd + Baptist Church Rd
Navigation apps may not be accurate – accessing via 2 & 53 is your only option.
Just 15 minutes outside Brantford is an unforgettable adventure. Prepare today for a 2-3 hour journey into the diverse world of wildlife of 400+ animals.
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The Entrance is located on the left when coming from Brantford and Highway 2, keep an eye out for the entrance sign after the hill. When coming 'the back way' from Highway 8 and Hamilton, look on the right.

While we do not offer guided tours at our zoo, visitors are welcome to meander through the array of exhibits at their own pace. Exploring the zoo can typically take 2-3 hours, and are assisted by signs and directions around the Zoo.

We prioritize a safe, inclusive, and enlightening experience. Follow our key rules, no feeding animals, and treat everyone with kindness. Together, let's create an enjoyable environment that fosters understanding and appreciation of wildlife.

We've invested in making your day with us at the Twin Valley Zoo more complete – with more picnic tables, covered eating areas, waste disposal and even legendary hotdogs the Zoo is a perfect day out.

At our zoo, we don't merely care for animals, we cherish them! Taking care of our furry, feathery, and scaly friends isn't just a priority, it's the beating heart of everything we do.



We're excited to be booking organized groups & classes for the 2025 season. A trip to the Twin Valley Zoo offers a valuable educational experience in the midst of nature at an affordable price.

Explore top questions asked at the Zoo.
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Bathrooms are centrally located and can be found by the reptile room. Our bathrooms are fully accessible.
Please try to stick to the packed gravel paths during your visit. The Twin Valley Zoo is not liable for any injuries.
There are designated areas for eating and picnicking, with lots of open space to view all of our animals. Staying on path keeps the zoo safe for humans and animals. 🙂
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.
For corporate events and/or partnerships, please contact the Zoo for more information.
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.
Yes! Located in the main entrance building, our gift shop includes range of toys, merchandise and everything for animal lovers.
No, balloons can often scare our birds and other animals - so they are strictly prohibited.
84 Langford Church Road, Brantford, ON