From the owner: Un grand parc animalier Ni tout à fait un zoo, ni tout à fait une réserve, ce parc abrite une…read morecentaine d'espèces d'animaux européens qui vivent en semi-liberté. Il a été créé en 1980 par un agriculteur épris de nature, Gérard Singer, et accueille des biches, sangliers, bisons, lynx, des loups et des ours bruns, des cigognes et des harfangs (grande chouette blanche de l'Arctique).Une ferme pédagogique abrite des animaux domestiques rares et le parc sert de réserve à des espèces en voie de disparition. De nombreuses naissances ont lieu ici, ce qui permet de découvrir comment les animaux se comportent avec leurs petits.

Disappointing would be an understatement. We decided to visit this park on a sunny mid-November…read moreSunday. I checked to make sure they're still open during Winter and sure enough it said 10:00-16:00 with the Birds of Prey show happening at 15:00 on weekends. I was well aware that the rides, snack stands, and other atractions would be closed but we went only to see the animals. When we got to the entrance at 14:30 I even asked one more time to make sure the bird show was still on for 15:00 and the cashier rudely told me there was no reason why it wouldn't take place. The park itself is not very nice compared to others we've been to like Potzberg. Especially the building with the meerkats is completely run down and I feel sorry for the few animals they have since there is obviously no effort to make the enclosures comfortable or interesting for them. We saw two meerkats cuddling together and shivering because they were so cold. We really looked forward to seeing the bears but the whole area was taped off with signs that the bears are already in hibernation. Well, they are actually not. We could see each of the three bears from a distance locked in 3m x 3m steel cages with concrete floors, banging on the doors because they wanted to get out. Oh, and guess what? The bird show never happened. There were about 25 people waiting but nobody ever showed up. No explanation, no apologies...simply nobody showed up. So we left, feeling sad for the animals there and ripped-off because we paid full price for a whole lot of nothing. We definitely won't ever go back, not even in the summer.

Showed up about 2 hours before closing that was almost enough time to see everything before the…read moreChristmas light show started. The light show if you walk the whole thing will take atleast 1 hour without stopping and buying abd souvenirs. It was the first time we visited one like this and will definitely come back.

From the owner: Tous les animaux de A à Zèbres Sur plus de 9 hectares, 1200 animaux des 5 continents cohabitent…read moredans ce parc zoologique qui se positionne en France en deuxième place par le nombre de visiteurs. De nombreuses surprises attendent les amateurs d'animaux à plumes, à poils ou à écailles et notamment l'impressionnante plaine africaine avec ses girafes, le vivarium ou le parc des ours aux baies vitrées. Ici tous les animaux sont nés en captivité et les cages sont bannies pour de vastes enclos qui permettent de les voir évoluer librement. Une sortie dépaysante pour tous les Indiana Jones en culottes courtes ou veston-cravate.

Seen a baby monkey with a very noticeable broken leg and another dead baby monkey that was dead for…read moreat least a couple hours. The birds didn't look healthy and very sad

This park is a hidden gem! we came on a friday and it wasn't crowded at all. we caught the air…read moreshow that had eagles and falcons. we had the chance to pet and hold owls that were beautiful.