Possibly the best kept secret in France. Only had a couple of hours here but could certainly have spent all day. The cat enclosures are spacious and the cats all look content. Thoroughly recommend it.

We loved it here. What a great way to see some amazing wild cats, especially the endangered ones which the park is doing lots to try and protect. The cats have massive enclosures, the White Tigers have such a lot of space you can't even see the fences! All the cats we saw looked happy and relaxed - no pacing!!!... More

This park was great for a day out, we felt very lucky to see a pride of lions awake and walking around!! We didn't like the train tour, we expected to see the animals from another side of their enclosures, but instead were shown a video and different prop sets highlighting the different ways in which man destroys the habitats... More

My partner and I picked up a flyer for this park from one of the Disney hotels as we hadn't heard of it before. We normally avoid zoos because we don't like to support animals in captivity but after reading reviews everyone said that the cats have very large enclosures and supports conservation, and this was the case when we... More

I went without much expectation and was pleasantly surprised. The park is well laid out and the cats have large enclosures. There is a contact paddock with pygmy goats in and we must have spent 20 minutes just in there. We were pushed for time so we didn't get to go on the safari ride but it looked good. They... More

The parc is amazing! It is great fun for young and old children and adults alike! So many cats...some are shy...some are fierce-looking, happy, playful, caring for each other and their babies...the conditions are impressive! even at the cold time cats from the warm countries have a place to warm up...all their special "kennels" are equiped with heating lamps, it... More

I'm a cat person and at home there are two spotted oci's. To come the the parc des felins and see all this cats in all sizes, shapes and colors made me happy like a kid. The lynx lynx lynx was extremely hard to find but luckily we've rented binoculars. I must admit that the "normal" lion, tigers, leopards etc... More

We went in a heatwave in late June and were glad to be wearing light clothing, sensible shoes and especially sunhats; there is little shade and a lot of walking to be done. We also had bottles of iced water - the refreshment area is a long way from the animals and this was a godsend. This is a wonderful... More

Even non-French speakers ought to be able to figure out the name of this place means The Feline Park (or Cat Park). It is a zoo - a very, very good zoo - devoted almost exclusively to wild cats. (I say almost because they recently added a lemur island for reasons that escape me). Located about an hour east of... More