The park spans 120 hectares and offers visitors the opportunity to explore five distinct areas, each dedicated to different aspects of European and global biodiversity.

While the park is renowned for its commitment to conservation and education, specific details about the toad species housed there, such as acquisition dates, individual names, or breeding programs, are not readily available in the provided sources. Visitors interested in learning more about the park's amphibian inhabitants are encouraged to contact the park directly or consult on-site resources during their visit.