Some of the Phoenix Zoo’s wildest animals come alive after dark, and you can spend the night with them. Filled with hikes, s’mores by the campfire, and plenty of four-legged friends, this unforgettable adventure deserves a spot on your bucket list. Check it out:

Opened in 1962, Phoenix Zoo is the largest privately-owned, nonprofit animal enclosure in the U.S. It boasts more than 1,400 animals, 2.5 miles of walking trails, and special events such as overnight camps.
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Themed night camps are held on special days throughout the year, and groups can also set up private experiences at any given time. Guests enjoy a freshly-grilled dinner, embark on hikes, and get up close and personal with zoo animals.
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Gather round a raging campfire to share ghost stories, laughter, and fun facts about your favorite critters. Make some new friends or reinforce connections with family members.
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Nothing comforts the soul quite like homemade s'mores on a chilly fall evening. All ages delight in the taste of buttery graham crackers, rich chocolate, and gooey marshmallows.
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Sleeping arrangements are typically pop-up tents that accommodate between three and five people each. Awake at dawn, just as the four-legged residents do, gently drawn out of sleep by waterfowl honking their good mornings.
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A continental breakfast will be served as fuel for a guided hike. Afterwards, explore the zoo at your own leisure all day long!
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An exclusive night camp is coming up for the zoo's annual "Howl-O-Ween" celebration. Perks include early admission, a BBQ dinner, souvenir water bottle, and all the aforementioned happenings. Families may have to share a tent with other groups during this event.
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Visit the zoo’s website or Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever done a Night Camp? If so, tell us all about the experience! Check out our previous article for another can’t-miss event coming up at the Phoenix Zoo: Explore Phoenix Zoo After Hours At The Adults-Only Roars & Pours Event In Arizona.

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