Zootah

Zootah is a seven-acre community zoo in Logan, Utah, with more than 40 species of native and exotic animals. Founded in 1970 and operated as a private nonprofit since 2013, the zoo occupies a compact, tree-lined setting beside the Cache County Fairgrounds. Its collection includes animals such as lemurs, a blue-throated macaw, tortoises, monkeys, foxes, and Eurasian lynx, giving visitors a varied mix of mammals, birds, and reptiles within an accessible layout.

The zoo places a strong emphasis on education and direct engagement with animals. Its programs include self-guided field trips, grade-level educational presentations, homeschool lessons, outreach visits, and animal ambassador programs. A petting zoo adds a hands-on element to the regular collection, while the Wildlife Learning Center provides space for educational presentations and animal interactions. Zootah suits travelers looking for a smaller community zoo where a manageable setting, varied wildlife collection, and learning opportunities are central to the visit rather than extensive grounds or large-scale exhibit complexes.