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Lake Superior Zoo
7210 Fremont StDuluth, MN 55807
About
Visit Duluth's Wild Side! Over 400 animals and 200 different species await you. Meet Kaya and Kermit, Angolan colobus monkeys born during the summer of 2013. Wave at Trouble, our most famous resident (Have you read the book "A Bear Named Trouble"?). Get up-close and personal with Lynnard, Harry and our other barnyard friends. See numerous endangered and threatened animals such as a snow leopard, Amur tiger, swamp monkey and more. Be sure to check out our daily animal enrichment schedule, designed to excite both animals and visitors alike. Open year round!
Reviews
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Based on 243 reviews
I liked the zoo and it had a little train that went around there and it was small and but compact with a lot of hills and but it's a good place to go to. I especially liked the train ride.
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Kevin A,
July 29, 2021
The zoo has made many improvements since the flood. Small zoo, but nice with young children. Went on a hot Sunday, mid-day...not crowded at all.
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agolla26,
July 26, 2021
This place is run down and many exhibits were closed. For a zoo in this area it was disappointing. There is no map to follow and so many areas on the plexiglass is so old you cannot even see...
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JDD800,
July 20, 2021
What a terrible experience my family had there. We came with our passes from the children's museum in Illinois, which is a part of the ASTC program, giving us free entry into the zoo. The ticket girl...
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ronsheline1,
June 10, 2021
Probably one of the worst zoos we have ever been to. The employees looked bored and showed no signs of wanting to interact with guests.
They advertise a tiger, but never saw it.
We did enjoy the...
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michellehK8981VR,
May 22, 2021
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