World War I Memorial Park and Zoo
The WWI Memorial Zoo was started in 1968 with only 2 deer. In 1970, a memorial was dedicated to Pvt. Edward P. Nolan, as his efforts were instrumental in the establishment of the WWI Park. We now have grown to much more.
Near the Fire Tower in the playground parking lot is a great lookout point as the park is located 390 feet above sea level and is the highest point in Bristol County, on Watery Hill.
Dogs must be leashed and kept 30 feet back from animals' fences. Please clean up after your dog! The park is open 7 days a week at 365 Elmwood Street, there is no admission fee.
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Or call (508) 699-0129 for more information.
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Visitors praise the park for its diverse recreational opportunities, including walking trails, disc golf, and playgrounds with pet-friendly amenities. Some visitors highlight the animal exhibits as an additional attraction for families and pet owners.
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