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Oxbow (Olmstead County Park)
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User Reviews
Anne Veldhuisen
A beautiful place to camp and hike! The trails are well kept and the grounds are well maintained and built. Can't wait to try their new campground next year! The zoo is informative and fun, giving a glimpse into the native animals of our region. Clean, welcoming, and family-friendly!
Lacey
Easy to find, very clean/well maintained, free to visit. Animals are all native to MN and I enjoyed how they displayed the stories of how the animals ended up at the zoo. Definitely recommend - weren't prepared for hiking but will do that next time for sure!!
Sarah Mathre
I loved visiting Oxbow Park and Zollman Zoo. The animals inside and outside were a delight, and the green placards explaining how each arrived there were a great touch. The signs showing their conservation status added an educational element. The festive Christmas decorations made the visit even more enjoyable. We also explored the park and hiked a short trail, which was fun and added to the experience. It’s a fantastic spot for families with young kids, nature lovers, or anyone who enjoys a good zoo and a bit of hiking.
Kairouan Balvik-Porter
What a beautiful place! There was no cost to get in and It’s not so huge that it takes all day to walk and see the animals. The man at the desk was very friendly and helpful! They have great information on all the animals including scientific and given names and why they’re there. You can even volunteer to help. What a great experience! I highly recommend visiting ♥️
Breanna Marquardt
It's a donation based zoo but a donation isn't required. They have an indoor nature center that's perfect for little kids who want to learn about some of the animals and it's a smaller zoo so it's perfect for people with little kids because there is a lot to see but it doesn't take hours to walk it. What's really cool is all the animals are native to Minnesota that they have so you could actually potentially see something out in the wild.