

This summer, come experience something truly unique at the Ecomuseum Zoo, where animal well-being takes center stage. Interactive games, educational presentations, themed educational pods, and guided tours await you for a fun, enriching, and family-friendly day in nature.
Because animal well-being is at the heart of our mission, we invite you to step into the daily lives of our team and discover the many actions we take to provide the best possible support to the animals in our care.
NEW - The Summer Passes
If summer is YOUR season at the Ecomuseum Zoo, don't miss your chance! Save and buy now your Summer Pass including 2 or 3 admission tickets (for the same person) for a visit to be used between May 15 and September 15, 2025!
To purchase your Summer Pass, click here!
“Junior Zookeeper” Game
Because animal well-being is part of our mission, we invite you to step into our team's daily work and discover everything we do to provide the best possible support to the animals in our care.
Become a Junior Zookeeper and take care of one of four animals living at the Zoo Ecomuseum: the Wood Turtle, River Otter, Arctic Fox, or Common Raven. With ten game stations located throughout the site, you’ll explore different aspects of the animals’ daily lives at the zoo: living spaces, diets and feeding, enrichment, medical care, visitor interactions, and much more. At each station, you’ll have to identify which option best corresponds to your chosen animal and record your answer on your Zoo Map. Every station also includes a QR code linking to a short educational video that highlights our animal care practices. You can even play again to try caring for all four animals!
Don’t forget to snap a selfie with your “Junior Zookeeper” Accreditation once you’ve completed the journey!
This activity is included with regular admission and requires no reservation. Available from June 25.
Daily educational presentations
Join our naturalist guides for daily presentations that shed light on how the zoo operates and cares for its residents.
- At 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., at the Bobcat: Life at the Zoo Ecomuseum
- At 11:00 a.m., in the aviary, on the platform: Animals in our educational program (with artifacts)
- At 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., at the Red Foxes: Animal Medical Care
- At 3:00 p.m., on the presentation terrace: Animals in our educational program (with reptiles)
Each presentation also explores staff training, the Zoo Ecomuseum’s accreditations, and your role as a visitor.
These activities are included with regular admission and require no reservation. Available from June 25 to August 17.
Educational pods
Stop by our educational pods open all summer long to explore artifacts, ask questions to our experts, and try out hands-on games and activities for all ages.
Themes featured:
- Beaks and feathers
- Endangered species of Quebec
- Prey and predators
These activities are included with regular admission and require no reservation. Available from June 25 to August 17.
Guided tours
Join our public guided tour (bilingual) every day at 10:30 a.m. (duration: 45 minutes) to discover the secrets of several iconic species. The tour includes habitats for the Golden Eagle, Bobcat, Arctic Fox, Coyote and Gray Wolf, Black Bear, River Otter, aviary, and Red Fox (subject to change).
To book a guided tour, click here! Please note that you'll also need an admission ticket!
This activity has a participation fee, and advance reservation through our website is strongly recommended. Available from June 25 to August 17.
Exclusive Wilderness Immersion
Looking for an exclusive activity with family or friends? We've got just what you're looking for! Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience at the Ecomuseum Zoo with our Exclusive Wilderness Immersion activity! In a small group, share a special moment with an expert zoologist and dive into the fascinating world of Québec’s wildlife. This tailor-made activity gives you the chance to learn more about the zoo and enjoy a special moment with local animals — always with their well-being as a top priority.
To book this activity, click here! Please note that you'll also need an admission ticket!
This activity has a participation fee, with advance reservation, depending on availabilities.