JURAPAC

We had a great time there. The spaces seem a bit small for a Bear and 2 to 3 wolves in each space, but i am no expert. The animals seemed healthy and happy. Especially the last Bear on the far end of the space.

A remarkable variety of mosses in walking distance up the hillside starting from the farm grounds. Find two distinct species in all three closeups attached…

It's empty. You'll find 3 bears 🐻 and 2 wolves. Tickets should cost 2chf, it's too expensive for a bunch of nothing.

A wonderful park for those who love bears. The park has other animals too, but not many - two wolves, some bisons, some goats and lamas. But the bears are the stars of the show. There are two small cubs with their mum in one enclosure (a big space that is set in the wilderness of the Jura National park), then there are two other bears in the second enclosure - one is a real fun as he likes to stand on the tree stump to observe the surroundings - a poser and an explorer. His compatriot, the second bear int he enclosure is more of a quiet creature, just lying leisurely on the grass. The third enclosure has only one bear - a restless soul, or perhaps a stressed one as he walks up an down the same path, looking somewhat unhappy. The last enclosure has a bear that likes to hide and observe people from the safety of his 'nest' up on the slope of a small mountain. All you can see is his face. The wolves are supposed to be in the same enclosure but they were nowhere to be seen during out visit. The bisons were also absent, maybe went for a long walk to a different pasture. The area is big and the enclosures are connected between each other with wooden bridges so the visitors can observe the bears from a safe distance but close enough to admire them. Lamas and goats are in a completely separate area near the restaurant. The restaurant serves good lunches, mostly meaty ones, so vegetarians will find it difficult to choose anything edible. There are many dishes with bison meat. The interior of the restaurant is a Swiss rustic one and the personnel is friendly and speak English.

Loved it, would come again! However; please note that if you enter the goat enclosure with food that they are very eager, so they will lick you all over/make you dirty/might bite your fingers if you give the food by hand.

We walked from Le Pont gare to Jura Parc which is about 3km. The zoo has bears, wolfs, Bisons, and other small animals.

Great little destination for a meal, a refreshing snack /beverage. Nice play ground for kids, petting with goats, and viewing park for bears wolves, bison, and eagles. We stopped for about 3 hours, lovely afternoon. Gift shop too.

Perfect for kids. The bears and wolves are literally in spitting distance ( do not spit on them!) Kids loved it. In the morning the place was empty which really made all the more enjoyable.