Our animals
Come and meet a wide variety of animals, and enjoy our semi-free roaming areas !
new for 2026
Wouf’Parc
Dogs are welcome at Natural’Parc! To pamper your companions even more, a brand-new area has been created where your dogs can safely be off-leash, run around, and play freely with an agility course.
Waste bag dispensers and dog water stations are available in the park.
Over 500 animals to discover !
Alpaca
Donkey
Dwarf donkey
Ostrich
Koi carp
Camel
Gypsy cob horse
Dwarf goat
Anglo Nubian goat
Wolfdog
Guinea pig
Swan
Deer
Emu
Ferret
Llama
Rabbit
Mara
Ushant sheep
Muntjac
Nandou
Peacock
Parakeet
Pony
Turtle
Highland cow
Wallaby
Yak
Dwarf zebu
​Open access areas
Natural’Parc offers a unique, up-close experience with the animals through its many open-access areas, where you can enter to observe, approach, and even feed them! Enjoy an unforgettable experience alongside our fallow deer, wallabies, llamas, alpacas, and goats…
A true sensory experience !
​Animal feeding
Follow our keepers around the park for the feeding rounds and enjoy exclusive, up-close moments! Along the way, our keepers share their passion, explain the dietary habits of each species, and answer your questions. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about the role of the keepers and animal welfare.
An experience not to be missed !
Latest births
Fawns : 07/07/2026
Llama : 24/06/2026
Piglets : 31/05/2026
Alpaca : 10/05/2026
Guinea pigs : 03/05/2026
Highland : 28/04/2026
Goats : March, April, May 2026
Wallabies: February 2026
FAQ
What types of animals are there?
You can discover 500 animals from all over the world, mostly herbivores.
How many species are there?
The park has about 50 species of animals.
Can we feed the animals ?
Some species can be fed with natural popcorn, available at the park reception desk. Grain dispensers are also available in the dwarf goat and fallow deer areas.
Are there any tour guides ?
There are no tour guides in the park; visitors explore on their own. Feel free to ask the animal caretakers any questions you may have if you run into them while they’re feeding the animals.
Are dogs allowed ?
Dogs (trained) are allowed on a lead (except in open spaces, see PLAN 2026)
