Wildlife visit

Big Bear Alpine Zoo

A slower-paced Big Bear stop built around animal care and observation.

Big Bear Alpine Zoo is represented as a timed admission experience. Unlike a rental operator, the decision is mainly when to visit and which admission category applies to each person.

Phone: 909-584-1299 · Email: curator@sdd.sbcounty.gov

Editorial guide built from the active Big Bear Go catalog and provider-published details. Date-specific availability is not embedded on this page.

Who they are

A slower-paced Big Bear stop built around animal care and observation.

Big Bear Alpine Zoo is represented as a timed admission experience. Unlike a rental operator, the decision is mainly when to visit and which admission category applies to each person.

Best fit

Who should consider it

Families, mixed-age groups, wildlife-minded visitors, and anyone looking for a lower-intensity alternative to lake or mountain sports.

Make the choice simpler

How to choose

The catalog carries adult, youth, and senior admission categories. Published hours are used to shape the listing, while the provider’s Peek checkout makes the final capacity decision.

Service guide

What Big Bear Alpine Zoo offers

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1 cataloged item

Zoo admission

One visit product covers the zoo experience, with age-based ticket categories rather than separate activity cards.

Choose it when: Choose tickets by guest age and let checkout confirm remaining capacity.

  • Catalog audience: ages 0–5, ages 6–11, ages 12–17, ages 18–25, and ages 26+
Open booking option

Practical notes

Before you book

  • Check published hours for the day you intend to visit.
  • Use the youth, adult, and senior ticket definitions shown by the provider.
  • Treat checkout—not the guide page—as the final word on remaining capacity.