Animalia Parc Meet 250 farm animals in the heart of the Médoc

Traveller Reviews Google Animalia Parc

4.1 sur 5 720 reviews

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  2 sur 5 Reviews posted by Greet Ravers on 05/09/2025

  We visited this park during our vacation. Upon arrival in the morning, we passed the ticket office for the acrobatics and pony walk. We were told it's best to buy a ticket for the pony walk later, when you actually want to do it. So, we went to the acrobatics first. There, we received a good explanation of the course and safety instructions. Kudos to the staff! The course consisted of four fun sections, each increasing in difficulty. Halfway through, we were told that one of our children was too small for the last section—which was a shame, as it meant an adult had to stay on the ground, even though we had all paid for the full course—and this hadn't been mentioned beforehand. We didn't visit the animal park, but we did see most of it from the high ropes course. We then returned to the ticket office to arrange the pony walk, only to be told it was no longer possible because the ponies were already too tired. I have complete respect for the animals and think it's right that they get their rest. But why wasn't it suggested to us in the morning that we might do the pony walk first? We were clearly told that this was definitely still an option after the acrobatics... My daughter was in tears – not nice! And when we brought this up with the staff, we were rudely told that we must have misunderstood. In short, the high ropes course is certainly fun (if your children are taller than 1.40m, so they can do the full course, and not the 1.20m limit). But otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it...

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  5 sur 5 Reviews posted by tiphanie cochet on 03/09/2025

  Staff were friendly and very professional. We had a great time. I recommend this park. The couple at the pool 🤩

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  1 sur 5 Reviews posted by Laureline RB (Lily) on 03/09/2025

  A huge disappointment for this so-called animal park. It's 80% chickens, with plenty of rats in the enclosures. Some enclosures were even completely empty. For €13 admission, the experience is truly worth it and the value for money is very poor. We arrived around 4:00 p.m. At reception, the woman sold us the inflatable games, which seemed like a good idea. But once we got to the games around 6:30 p.m., everything was already packed, even though the park officially closes at 7:00 p.m. We understand that they have to close earlier if there's no one there, but in that case, why sell them when it was obvious we wouldn't enjoy them given that the visit lasts between 2 and 2.5 hours? Same problem with the pony rides: they were offered, but there simply weren't any ponies. The trail itself could be pleasant, but it's completely unmaintained: brambles and nettles everywhere, poorly cleared paths, and the sand is difficult for strollers or wheelchairs. The animals are not very varied and poorly presented, which makes the visit even more disappointing. The endgame is also confusing: the leaflet mentions cabin 4 when in reality it's cabin 6. In short, an experience we strongly advise against.