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Sleepovers

All Zoo sleepovers begin at 4 p.m. and conclude at 9 a.m. the following day. Sleepovers includes a Zoo tent to sleep in, free take-home gift, dinner, evening snack, and hot breakfast. To register, call 619-718-3000. Limited availability.

Mother’s Day Sleepover
Ladies, this special sleepover is just for you! The evening will be filled with animal encounters, a private bus tour and keeper chats, exclusive Zoo Store shopping, a fun activity led by Dr. Zoolittle, and early morning animal viewing with a keeper.

Father’s Day Classic Campout
Fathers and their children will enjoy the thrill of camping without the hassle of hauling gear and provisions to the woods! Included are a private bus tour, games, a Father’s Day craft, night hike and early morning stroll, and s’mores by the campfire.

Critter Campout for Families
Spend the night at the Zoo and enjoy a private bus tour, animal presentations, Nighttime Zoo entertainment, a nighttime prowl, and exclusive morning animal viewing with a keeper.

Critter Campout for Adults
Join us on a sleepover geared toward adult interests that includes a private bus tour, animal presentations, Nighttime Zoo entertainment, a nighttime prowl, and exclusive morning animal viewing with a keeper.

Extreme Sleepover for Adults
We’re going EXTREME with this campy overnight for sporty, competitive adults (ages 21 and older)!

Spooky Sleepover
Get in the spirit of the Halloween season! Dr. Zoolittle is your host as you make Halloween crafts, take a private bus tour, trick-or-treat around the Reptile House, enjoy a costume parade, and watch our elephants receive pumpkins.

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