Binder Park Zoo Spring Activities: Giraffe Feeding and Family Fun in Battle Creek
Binder Park Zoo is open for the season with new exhibits and favorite attractions. Here is what to expect on your spring visit to Battle Creek's beloved zoo.

Spring is in the air, and Binder Park Zoo is ready to welcome visitors back for another season of wildlife adventures.
If you have not visited yet this year, now is the perfect time to plan a trip. Feed the Giraffes
The zoo's most popular attraction is back: the Giraffe Experience. For a small fee, you can climb up to the feeding platform and come face-to-face with these gentle giants.
It is a memory your kids will not forget, and honestly, adults love it just as much.
Pro tip: Go early in the day when the giraffes are most active and hungry.
The feeding deck can get busy on weekends, so consider a weekday visit if your schedule allows. What Is New This Season
Binder Park Zoo has been busy over the winter. This spring, visitors can check out:
Plan Your Visit
The zoo is located on Division Drive in Battle Creek, just a short drive from downtown.
Hours vary by season, so check the website before you go.
Memberships are available if you plan to visit more than once, and they often pay for themselves after two or three trips.
Pack a lunch and make a day of it. The zoo has picnic areas where you can relax between exhibits.
Do not forget sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes.
Supporting Binder Park Zoo means supporting conservation efforts right here in Battle Creek. It is a local treasure worth preserving. |
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