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An incredible animal park, discovering the emblems of the region: the white stork and the great Alsatian hamster.
Created in 1976 with the aim of contributing to the preservation and awareness of regional biodiversity, this 5-hectare park is a real haven of peace for animals and a great breath of fresh air and discovery for young and old alike, thanks to its many fun and educational facilities! During a 2 to 3 hour walk, in an atypical natural setting in the middle of storks, animal encounters are offered every day to discover different species, such as the European otter, the great hamster or the raccoon and many others!
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Opening time and information on NATUROPARC
Open from late March to early November. Detailed opening hours available on the website. Free for children under 3. Adults: €12.50. Children (3-12 years): €8.50. Youth (13-17): €10.50. Senior (+65 years): €11.50. Student (+18 years): €11.50. Disabled person: €7.50. Children's welcome. Restaurant. Gift store.
Owner's Message
Founded in 1973, this 5-hectare park is a true jewel of nature, offering a place of rest and discovery for the animals as well as for visitors of all ages. It offers a 3-hour walk among a variety of animals, such as storks, donkeys, otters, among others. The main objective of the park is to preserve the richness of the regional natural heritage and to raise awareness of biodiversity. It has therefore focused for years on the conservation of endangered local species, such as the great hamster. Visitors can also enjoy unique events such as the otters' breakfast or the coypu aperitif. In addition, the park regularly organizes educational activities for children, conferences and workshops for nature lovers to discover the wonders of biodiversity.
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