BergTierPark Blindham — Attraction in Aying

BergTierPark Blindham is a captivating destination that promises an unforgettable wildlife experience. Nestled in the picturesque Bavarian countryside, this wildlife park offers a perfect blend of nature, conservation, and education. With a concise yet diverse collection of animals, it provides an intimate setting for visitors to observe and learn about various species.

One of the park's standout features is its emphasis on animal welfare and conservation. The spacious enclosures provide ample room for the animals to roam and exhibit natural behaviors, fostering a sense of authenticity and respect for wildlife. The knowledgeable and passionate staff members are always ready to share fascinating facts and insights about the animals, enhancing the educational aspect of the park.

Visitors can encounter a wide range of animals, including deer, llamas, ducks, and wild boars. The park's guided tours and interactive exhibits offer valuable opportunities to get up close with these creatures and appreciate their beauty and importance in the ecosystem. The park also organizes special events and activities, such as feeding sessions and animal encounters, which further enrich the experience for visitors of all ages.

The serene surroundings, well-maintained pathways, and charming picnic areas make BergTierPark Blindham an ideal destination for a family outing or a peaceful day in nature. It is a place where one can reconnect with wildlife, learn about conservation efforts, and foster a sense of appreciation for the natural world. Without a doubt, a visit to BergTierPark Blindham is an enriching and fulfilling experience for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

So its lovely place where you can spend your...

Really good with a huge play area, anything kids would want. Animals (stags, lamas, goats, sheeps, horses and cows) are in large open areas but they provide animal feed so that you can attract them to you and pet them. However getting there is tough, I would recommend to only go in a car on weekend as the bus only runs on weekdays which makes no sense as in my opinion most families would like to visit on weekends. There is a hidden path through the woods which is a lot safer than the highway which is not safe for walking or biking. The path through the woods does not come up on Google maps as a recommendation but its clearly visible on it as it runs parallel to the highway. You can reach the TierPark from Kirchenstraße in Kleinhelfendorf which would be the recommended way in case you are on a...

Really good place to spend one whole day. You can bring your food or buy there. Indoor and outdoor playing areas as well as the animals are worth to visit. I find the price is cost effective.

I would give 5 stars despite the needed improvements below the visitors are allowed to enter the indoor toilets without shoes. So after the toilets the same socks are used in the indoor playing areas. It is not nice . the indoor playing areas are generally clean but you can see lots of dust where the visitor are not touched. I.e. top of the curving slide -the automatic playing machines such as the excavator does not work properly.

Nevertheless, I would definitely go...