easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels including families with children and seniors.
Discover the outdoor charm of Bee City Zoo in Cottageville with a general admission ticket! Perfect for families and nature fans, explore local wildlife in a fun, educational setting just outside Charleston.
Experience the wonders of nature with General Admission at Bee City Zoo, located in Cottageville, South Carolina. This unique outdoor adventure offers an engaging and interactive experience for families, animal lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. At Bee City Zoo, visitors can see a wide variety of animals native to the region, including reptiles, amphibians, birds, and small mammals, all cared for in a naturalistic setting. The zoo’s focus on conservation and education creates a meaningful visit, encouraging guests to appreciate and respect wildlife up close. Located just outside Charleston, this trip is perfect for a day outing or a weekend excursion. The zoo's pathways are easy to navigate, making it accessible for all ages and fitness levels. With knowledgeable staff available to answer questions and offer insights, visitors leave with a deeper understanding of local ecosystems and wildlife preservation efforts. Whether you’re stopping by to learn about unique reptiles or to enjoy a family-friendly day outdoors, General Admission at Bee City Zoo promises an enriching and memorable experience.
Paths at Bee City Zoo are mostly paved but can be uneven in places; comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Bring a water bottle, especially during warmer months, as the zoo does not provide free water stations.
Insects like mosquitoes can be common, especially in spring and summer, so apply insect repellent before exploring.
Some exhibit areas have limited shade; bring a hat or sunscreen to protect against sun exposure.
Bee City Zoo was established to promote education about South Carolina’s native wildlife and conservation efforts.
The zoo actively participates in local habitat restoration projects and educates visitors on protecting native species.
Provides support and comfort for walking the zoo’s varied terrain.
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects common in warmer months.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn during outdoor exploration, especially in exposed exhibits.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during your visit, as water stations are limited.