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- Happy Hollow Park Zoo connects people to nature through
Did you know Happy Hollow offers Zoo Education programs that allow kids to spend their Saturdays having a unique zoo experience? There are fun programs tailored to different age groups so you can find the perfect one for your child
- Visit – Happy Hollow Park Zoo
View Map Need help finding your way around the park and zoo? Happy Hollow Park Zoo conserves resources by not providing printed maps Click the link below to view or download a PDF of our Park Zoo map View Map
- Happy Hollow Park Zoo
Happy Hollow is a 16- acre park and zoo, located on the north end of Kelley Park in San José Among majestic redwood, oak and pine trees, the landscaping at Happy Hollow features drought- tolerant and pollinator friendly plants
- Hours Directions – Happy Hollow Park Zoo
VTA bus #73 and #25 provide convenient and frequent bus service that stops in front of Happy Hollow Park Zoo Light Rail stops at the Tamien Station with frequent VTA bus connections (#82, transfer to #25)
- Rides - Happy Hollow Park Zoo
Happy Hollow Park Zoo’s family-friendly rides provide something for everyone The littlest ones will squeal with delight at Granny Bugs and Mini Putt-Putt; older kids will revel in a spin on the Pacific Fruit Express roller coaster; and the whole family will enjoy the iconic Danny the Dragon train ride
- Senior Safari – Happy Hollow Park Zoo
Visitors age 50 and up are invited to take over San Jose’s iconic Happy Hollow Park Zoo and feel like a kid again! This program is a joint partnership between Happy Hollow Park Zoo and Happy Hollow Foundation
- Explore - Happy Hollow Park Zoo
Happy Hollow Park Zoo is home to one of the oldest and best-attended puppet theaters in California Guests at Happy Hollow also enjoy occasional encounters with costume characters Danny the Dragon, Captain Conservation and Petal the Fairy
- Happy Hollow Park Zoo
More than 150 exotic, endangered and rescued ambassador animals reside at Happy Hollow to connect visitors to nature and inspire action to protect the natural world
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