The San Antonio Zoo is opening an immersive 4,468 square-foot play space for kids called Discovery PLAYce.
Discovery PLAYce will take kids on a journey through some of South Texas’ favorite spaces, including Polywog’s Pond, Hawk’s Rock, Possums Passage, and Beetle’s Courtyard, according to a news release.
The play area is intended for children 0-5 years old. Walkers and crawlers will be able to explore the area and “build confidence in interacting with elements of nature that all contribute to vital learning skills,” according to a news release. The play space was made a reality through Kronkosky Charitable Foundation’s contribution of $1 million and collaboratively reimagined by Brian Morrow Productions, Malitz Construction, SOL Studio Architects, and Visual Solutions, zoo officials said.Copyright 2022 by KSAT - All rights reserved.Emily Ramirez is a Digital Producer trainee for KSAT 12. She has written and photographed for several magazines and newspapers, including San Antonio Magazine, Austin Monthly and the San Antonio Current.
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