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Location
Visitor tip
Actively supervise children throughout your visit, as other visitors have noted that some parents don't watch their kids closely. The terrariums and exhibits require careful observation to keep young visitors safe and engaged.
Visitor tip
The reptile habitat is noted as a favorite exhibit at the zoo and well-organized, making it the ideal starting point for your visit, especially if you have limited time or young children.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Zoo - Reptile Conservation Center
- Location
- Detroit Zoo
- Environment
- Indoor, climate-controlled to 80°F
- Highlights
- Multiple reptile terrariums and exhibits
What visitors say
Awesome exhibit for the reptile habitat. It’s a toasty 80 degrees even when it’s a 26 degree day in January 2025.
It's nice to see all the reptiles, unfortunately one of the exhibits/terrariums was boarded up, hopefully they'll have an improved home made for them soon.
Very nice setup for all the reptiles in here. Parents don't watch their kids, so that's annoying. But all in all my favorite part of the zoo.
From 8 Google reviews
Did You Know?
- The reptile habitat maintains a consistent temperature of approximately 80 degrees year-round, even during Michigan winters when outdoor temperatures drop to 26 degrees or below
- Located in Huntington Woods, MI, the center is part of a cluster of major conservation attractions in the region, including the Detroit Zoo, Polk Penguin Conservation Center, and LegaSea Aquarium & The Reptarium
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