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Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden offers a chance to sleep over as part of four different zoo Overnight Programs, including Animal Adaptations, Africa Predator Prowl, Sleep with the Manatees and Twiga Tented Camp.

Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

Cincinnati Zoo overnight guests take a s'mores break between activities.

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

The three Twiga tents at the Cincinnati Zoo comfortably sleep up to 10 guests.

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

The Cincinnati Zoo's Twiga Camp sits just yards away from Giraffe Ridge.

 

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! A fully awake Moe the sloth comes out to say hello to overnight guests.Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! Overnight guests take a s'mores break between activities.Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

The three Twiga tents at the Cincinnati Zoo comfortably sleep up to 10 guests.

 

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! Guests get a close look at a giraffe toy from within the giraffe yard.Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

Nocturnal adventure instructor Patrick Kelley brings Terra the Dumerils ground boa constrictor to say hello to the group.

 

 

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! Environmental educator Kayla Lowry introduces Satchmo the yellow-billed hornbill to college sophomore Rebecca Hayes.Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! A flamingo steps in to take a closer look at some of the overnighters.

 

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! Nocturnal adventure instructor Patrick Kelley brings Terra the Dumerils ground boa constrictor to say hello to the group.Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

The "Who Killed My Goat" activity teaches guests how to identify the culprit.

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! Scott County 4-H Adventures Group gets to know their instructors for the evening around the campfire.

 

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!

Environmental educator Kayla Lowry introduces Satchmo the yellow-billed hornbill to the group.

Photo by: Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare! A greater flamingo takes a special liking to  college sophomore Rebecca Hayes.Photo by: Christine Charlson |WCPO contributor

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  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
  • Spend the night at the Cincinnati Zoo -- if you dare!
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Cincinnati Zoo overnight guests take a s'mores break between activities.

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

The three Twiga tents at the Cincinnati Zoo comfortably sleep up to 10 guests.

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

The Cincinnati Zoo's Twiga Camp sits just yards away from Giraffe Ridge.

 

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
A fully awake Moe the sloth comes out to say hello to overnight guests.Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
Overnight guests take a s'mores break between activities.Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

The three Twiga tents at the Cincinnati Zoo comfortably sleep up to 10 guests.

 

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
Guests get a close look at a giraffe toy from within the giraffe yard.Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

Nocturnal adventure instructor Patrick Kelley brings Terra the Dumerils ground boa constrictor to say hello to the group.

 

 

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
Environmental educator Kayla Lowry introduces Satchmo the yellow-billed hornbill to college sophomore Rebecca Hayes.Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
A flamingo steps in to take a closer look at some of the overnighters.

 

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
Nocturnal adventure instructor Patrick Kelley brings Terra the Dumerils ground boa constrictor to say hello to the group.Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

The "Who Killed My Goat" activity teaches guests how to identify the culprit.

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
Scott County 4-H Adventures Group gets to know their instructors for the evening around the campfire.

 

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor

Environmental educator Kayla Lowry introduces Satchmo the yellow-billed hornbill to the group.

Christine Charlson | WCPO contributor
A greater flamingo takes a special liking to  college sophomore Rebecca Hayes.Christine Charlson |WCPO contributor
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