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A magnificent park where miniature goats, cows, ponies, peacocks, pheasants, hens, ducks, rabbits and guinea pigs live side by side.
The four-horned sheep are waiting for you at the Ferme du Bon'Air, along with 250 other little friends, all of whom are more adorable than unusual in Bigorre. In this magnificent park on the edge of the Bois de Lourdes, dwarf zebu, miniature goats, cows, ponies, wallabies, alpacas, peacocks and guinea pigs romp happily in the vast enclosures dedicated to them. Just like the twenty or so different breeds of chickens that cluck, the most exotic species have crossed the borders of Hungary and Italy to find themselves in Lourdes. It is a real spectacle. The animals are not shy, and they rush with their babies to share the caresses: the children love this farm, where there are many births. The rabbits run free with a 30 kg dwarf pig and the aviary is an opportunity to admire the precious and rare golden and silver pheasants. Marielle can guide you if you wish and introduce you to the stars of the farm and barnyard animals. There is a very original picnic area where you can have lunch among the animals, a playground and a pedal go-kart track. The Ferme du Bon'Air is as much for the little city dwellers as for the big country people, and vice versa... It is also open to groups for educational outings. Here, the fresh air of the mountains and the happiness of being close to the animals meet. You can be sure that your little ones will come back with stars in their eyes!
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Opening time and information on LA FERME DU BON'AIR
Closed from November 1 to April 19. Low season: open Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11am to 6pm. High season: daily from 11am to 6pm. Free for children under 2. Adults: €8. Guided tour (on request). Catering available. Children's games and entertainment.
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Located in a natural setting on the edge of the Bois de Lourdes, La Ferme du Bon'Air is an animal park where over 250 species from all over the world live side by side. Here, Marielle and Frédéric Lesfauris offer a variety of activities including a tour of the park, butter-making workshops with milk tasting, and a mobile farm to liven up your events. They offer an authentic and enriching experience for all ages. At this educational farm, your children can admire and pet four-horned sheep, ponies, dwarf goats and zebus, wallabys, alpacas and more. They'll discover all kinds of rodents and farmyard animals. In the bird aviary, they'll see silver and gold pheasants, roosters, turtle doves and many other species. They'll even have the chance to witness the many births that take place on site. Among other things, you can enjoy direct sales of small animals and parcels of milk-fed veal from the farm's own land, guaranteeing quality and freshness. Ferme du Bon'Air is the ideal place for a family picnic, thanks to its dedicated, shaded and original area, playground, pedal go-kart track and inflatable structures. A haven of peace for an unforgettable experience!
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Members' reviews on LA FERME DU BON'AIR
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Je ressors de cette ferme pédagogique choquée par le traitement des animaux. Les cochons d’Inde sont manipulés sans aucune surveillance, souvent de façon brutale. Cette ferme étant adressé aux enfants malgré toute notre sensibilisation et notre surveillance les enfants n’ont pas la même sensibilité et malgré eux peuvent avoir un comportement maltraitant. Résultat, animaux complètement stressés. Les chèvres, affamées, se jettent sur les visiteurs au point d’essayer de manger leurs vêtements. Pour un lieu censé transmettre des valeurs éducatives, c’est tout l’inverse.
Je ne souhaite nullement critique personnellement les propriétaires, ni nuire à leur business.
Cependant En 2025, il serait temps de considéré des animaux comme des êtres vivants et non comme des jouets ou objet.
De nombreux animaux. Possibilité de prendre les cochons d inde dans les bras.
Tables de pique-nique, jeux à disposition.