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Book one of the best Devon Halloween events in 2024 with BOO at the Zoo tickets
It's that time of year again, Halloween returns to Dartmoor Zoo for 2024 and BOO at the Zoo is back!
For two nights only this Halloween season, Dartmoor Zoo is opening its gates after dark and you're invited to join in on what will be a truly FANG-tastic night at the zoo!
Visit Dartmoor Zoo on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th of October 2024 for two frightfully good nights filled with shock horrors, hair-raising delights and nail-biting frights.
Listen out for rustling amongst the trees and peeping eyes as you make your way around the Zoo, meeting characters of the strange, unsavoury and nightmarish kind on your travels…
BOO at the Zoo is suitable for families, although there will be clearly-marked advisories for areas that are not suitable for young children.
We SCARE you to come!
Please note: Gates open at 5:30pm and event closes at 8:30pm.
How to find us
Dartmoor Zoo, Sparkwell, Plymouth, PL7 5DG
By bus:
The 59 bus service stops outside the zoo main entrance
By train:
The closest national train station is at Plymouth and the closest local train station is at Ivybridge. There is a taxi service from these stations that can take you to the Zoo.
- Free parking
- Dedicated disabled parking at the top of the hill (please pay at the entrance gate first)
- Wonderful views of southern Dartmoor National Park and the South Hams area of outstanding natural beauty
- Open-fronted cat enclosures for perfect viewing and photos of the amazing predators
- Gift shop (all proceeds go directly to the Dartmoor Zoological Society charity)
- Restaurant with a wide range of local and homemade hot and cold food
- Large picnic area surrounded by big cats!
- Kiosk with Devon ice creams, snacks and drinks
- Upcycled materials children’s play area
- Baby changing in unisex disabled toilets (at the Jaguar Restaurant)
- Electric mobility scooter and wheelchairs for hire
Please note: While nearly all of the zoo is accessible to wheelchairs and buggies, it is quite rugged and some paths are challenging. Caution should be exercised, and the team are ready to help when you need, just ask. High heels are inadvisable!