Zoológico La Era de las aves
Fresno el Viejo, Spain
4,6
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About Zoológico La Era de las aves
Zoológico La Era de las Aves is a small zoo located in Fresno el Viejo, Valladolid. The zoo primarily houses animals that have been abandoned or rescued from accidents in their natural habitats. It also provides a home for pets that can no longer be cared for due to various circumstances. The zoo aims to educate visitors about the biology and care of these species, emphasizing the importance of environmental education and animal conservation.
Visitors can expect interactive experiences, including opportunities to feed the animals and participate in guided tours.
Parking is available near the entrance of the zoo. It is free for all visitors. It is recommended to arrive early during peak times to secure a good parking spot, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Visitors can bring their own food, but drinks are limited to water.
- There are microwaves available for warming food.
- Animal feeding is allowed only with food purchased from the zoo.
- Reservations are required for barbecue facilities.
- Photography is permitted throughout the zoo.
- Home to over 100 species of animals.
- Offers interactive feeding experiences for visitors.
- Provides guided tours with professional educators on weekends and holidays.
- Allows visitors to bring their dogs on leashes.
- Features picnic areas and facilities for barbecues with prior reservation.
Paid Experiences
Guided Tour
Description
A didactic tour through the park with a professional, allowing interaction with some animals.
Barbecue Reservation
Description
Reserve a barbecue area for a group, including utensils for a fun outdoor meal.
Animal Sponsorship
Description
Sponsor an animal for a year, contributing to its care and feeding.
Photos are illustrative and do not depict the actual experience or animals at this zoo. We do our best to keep experience details accurate, but always check with the zoo directly for the latest information.