It's really hard to call the Gray Harbor Zoo a 'zoo'. Sure, there is a pretty wrought iron gate made of twisted vines from which hangs the word 'zoo', but there is really nothing more here than a few aviary cages and one or two spaces that house chittering lemur monkeys. There is however one very elegant white peacock that struts their stuff outside of the birdhouses, as well as several flocks of geese and ducks that hang around the pond further down the way, accessible by carefully walking (or sliding!) down a short but steep hill.
The cobblestone path is short, passing by each of the bird areas and around the monkey cage, before heading back into the park proper. There are a few benches to sit on and a couple of picnic benches to eat at as well.