Bosque y Zoológico de la Ciudad — Attraction in Baja California

Such a great place to bring kids and family!! There are several exhibits and enclosures to choose from! I really enjoyed the greenery and that the park/zoo was kept clean. I didn't get any hint of animal smell! Also the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, one of them even let us use their phone when we needed to call a cab! There is a pizza place and a few other kiosks where you can buy food but I would suggest you bring your own lunch since the zoo allows you to picnic inside and even has several tables to sit at and a grill. The only weak points is that some attractions are a bit run down and also some areas with sidewalk are uneven and need to be repaired,so just be careful and you'll be fine. I would suggest to you the public pool and waterworks area which is very clean and a great way for the whole family to cool off. I definitely want to return...

great park for family The park is to spend the day of rest, they have barbecue and table service, you can rent a small boat and walk on the lake, in summer the pools open, they have a water slide, and a pool for children, the farm is very fun for The children can feed the goats, chickens, donkeys, they also have on display some hawks, a lizard and a small monkey that you can touch and even take a picture of you, the zoo is not big, they have camels, tigers, pumas, lions , wolves among others, in general the forest and zoo of the city is simple they do not have great attractions, at Christmas they organize a tour of lights with different Christmas characters and in summer they open the sport fishing season (I think they still do it) there are bathrooms and disabled access, but not all the way is in...

20 pesos to get in. Wide space. Its a city park, museum, zoo and fishing lake rolled into one. Children come here to play Pokémon Go! and not much else. The museum part is self guided and I was the only one in there. There was a mummy from Guanajuato of a woman named Maria Mancias, who lived in the colonial days. The zoo has a hyena, chimpanzee, and several animals in cages. There is a petting zoo. For 10 pesos extra you can feed the goats spinach leaves. There is a train that goes around the park that is an extra 25 pesos. The merry go round costs the same. However, it squeaks and makes loud noises. No music. There are food stands at various points...