Zoo de Granby

Zoo de Granby and its collection

Zoo de Granby, opened in 1953, is a zoo in Granby, Quebec, Canada.

Founded in 1953 by the then mayor, Pierre-Horace Boivin, the zoo holds more than 1,800 animals covering 230 species. Stock is drawn from Africa, Asia, South America and Oceania, and 516,000 people visit each year.

Exhibits

The South American section includes Andean condors, jaguars, boas and alligators. There is also a rides area named after the Johnny Test cartoon series, and the Amazoo water park sits next door.

Things to do

Things to do include Immersion sauvage - réalité virtuelle and zone Booshikë.

What the venue says

• mini-farm
• integrated amusement park with rides
• A variety of snack bars, restaurants, and picnic areas are located throughout the grounds to suit family dining. Visitors are also welcome to bring their own food and snacks to enjoy in designated picnic zones.
• Free on-site parking is provided at the main entrance (Lot P1), with alternative overflow parking lots and shuttle services available on busier days. Facilities also accommodate motor homes, RVs, and buses, alongside electric vehicle charging stations.
• The facility is fully accessible to guests with disabilities.
• The Companion Leisure Card (CAL) is accepted, and wheelchair and stroller rentals are conveniently available at the park entrance for a small fee plus a refundable deposit.