NaturOparC (eg Reintroduction Center)

This is a small private animal park featuring ducks, swans, hamsters, otters, raccoons, nutrias, donkeys, goats, white storks, and various freshwater fish housed in several aquariums. The park's mission is to protect local wildlife in distress, making admission not just a source of entertainment but also a contribution to a meaningful cause. Although it is not a formal zoological garden and the variety of animals is limited—with some signs of wear and tear—the park offers a child-friendly environment, pleasant presentations, a nice canteen with fair prices and engaging activities. These features can easily keep a family entertained for an entire day, from 11:00 to 16:45. That’s the true charm of this park.

Cute parc. Educates about local fauna protection, you will find pedagogical games and activities for children, explaining things about animals, nature and nature protection. We pove that parc with my kids (4,6), we go yearly and always enjoy it for different things. Some things could use a little refresh but the kids always enjoy seeing the animals. Not to miss, the tower in the spring: it allows you to see storks from uo close and you have a stunning 360 view of the area! (It is now in works, no idea when its back in use for public)

It is a nice park in a beautiful secluded area. However, definitely needs a lot of improvement. Starting with the general cleaning of the area Small ponds are so smelly, you can see there is no regular cleaning whatsoever,poor creatures :( We couldn't see most of the animals due to poor setting arrangements. The snack area is very limited in options and the waiting time is huge on a busy day.Very slow service. As a pro we loved the storks and their matting dancings. The small aquarium with so many friendly fish kois that actually let you pet them. Lovely donkey which came to the fence to say hi. Small ducklings were very cute. Big parking lot.

Visited because storks are my favorite bird and I am so happy I did. The stork area specifically is so well done and educational. I also watched the feeding of the baby, the worker did the presentation only in French which I don't speak but I didn't mind because it was still enjoyable to observe. The variety of other animals isn't very exotic but it was all presented well and the park is beautiful to walk around in. I spent 3 hours at the park because I took my time but you can definitely see everything in under 2 hours. Some things are also written in English but most are not. Google lens is an easy fix to that.

This place was a joy to come to. This park was so beautiful, and very fun. The kids obstacle course was very fun for my child. And the animals were so cute! We LOVED the storks, and the nursery. I would definitely recommend!

This little park is only a 15 minute drive from Colmar and is well worth the visit. We enjoyed seeing the storks, otters, hamsters and coypu as we wandered around the rustic pathways. There were a couple of newly hatched birds in one of the nurseries and there we’re also lots of animations around the park throughout the day. A lovely little park to spend an hour or two - children of all ages will enjoy the visit - my husband and I certainly did.

If you like to see animals in their natural habitat, and you're looking to spend a great day for an affordable price, you'll love this park. The walks are perfect for families with smaller children.

Worth 9€ just for the otters. A lovely way to spend a couple of hours on a dry day, and you might get lucky and spot the odd escapee from the butterfly farm next door....