Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Campus
The Clayton Family Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Campus is a 2.5-acre, 12,000-square-foot state-of-the-art center housing over 95 species of reptiles and amphibians. As a leading conservation center, our internationally acclaimed team of herpetologists works tirelessly to save some of the world’s most endangered animals. Meet fascinating amphibians, reptiles and more!
What You’ll See
Animals on Habitat
- Cuban Crocodile
- King Cobra
- Puff Adder
- Boelen’s Python
- Reticulated Python
- Golden Dart Frog
- Aldabra Tortoise
- Ploughshare Tortoise
- Radiated Tortoise
- Spider Tortoises
- Flat-tailed Tortoise
Experiences
Memorial Day through Labor Day, head over to The ARC to learn about ancient amphibians, crocodile care, and get your reptile questions answered by our Zoo Keepers, at Keeper Chats!
Animal Encounters
Want to meet a Cuban Crocodile? Plan ahead with Animal Encounters to meet the ambassadors and chat with their caretakers.
View Schedule
Welcome to the ARC!
The Clayton Family Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Campus is massive (it is part of the biggest expansion in the Zoo’s history, after all) BUT it’s also massive because it’s a giant leap for the Zoo’s conservation work — housing endangered snakes, frogs, tortoises, lizards, and more.