One of my sons has had a giraffe huggie he has loved since birth and if it’s not his spirit animal I don’t know what is. So the giraffes at the Dallas Zoo made him and us extremely happy. They were so majestic and interactive and they seemed to have a lot of free space to roam about. We stood and watched them for a long time. I love how when kids wonder about animals and think about animals they start to think about how we live. We have so many neat conversations because of our visits with animals around the world.
We’ve been to many zoos and we really appreciated all the sitting spaces the Dallas Zoo has where people can take a minute and really watch the animals interact with their habitat.The gorilla area especially had the most peaceful area to sit and observe.
And here you could grab a bit of lunch and hang out with the lions.
So I’m really glad we made a stop at this zoo. Kids in Dallas are definitely lucky! And this is the first zoo where we’ve ever seen a sign like this and it totally made us giggle.
(PS. we received free admission to visit the Dallas Zoo but we were not required to write a post and the opinions here are definitely my own. AND the Dallas Zoo would have been on my must visit list regardless of receiving tickets because it seems we can’t stop in a city without visiting their zoo!)
Terumi Pong is a Seattle-based family travel writer and mom of twin teenage boys. She loves coffee and pastries, shopping local and looking for greener ways to live. She is also known as Scout’s mom (Scout is a 5ish pound little black yorkie-poo)
Giraffes are really mystic and beautiful animals. I can’t wait to see them in the wild in Africa.
This zoo looks really nice! Almost couldn’t tell you were in Texas.
I love animals… Giraffes are cool! Thanks for sharing!
Oh, this is so adorable! Perfect place not only for kids. Such beautiful animals!
giraffes are pretty cool! We like some zoos, ones that have a strong conservation work ethos and not just for entertainment/display. I would so love to see giraffes in the wild..hopefully when we get to Africa