What makes it 72% Baby-Friendly: Babies enter free and there is a dedicated changing room and flat stroller paths, but no stroller rental, no high-chairs listed and remote location complicates public transport.
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Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to stroll animal exhibits, explore stilt houses and take breaks for baby naps.
Stroll flat, shaded paths:
Walk past Southeast Asian animal enclosures on smooth, stroller-friendly routes.
Tip: Begin early when animals are most active and use stroller brakes on gentle slopes.
Explore Indonesian stilt houses:
Visit the traditional Mentawai and Balinese houses to see cultural displays.
Tip: Bring a baby carrier for tight interior spaces and avoid peak crowd times.
Relax at the eethuis café:
Enjoy a coffee and slice of spekkoek while baby naps in the stroller.
Tip: Reserve a table online near the entrance to keep an eye on the stroller.

Катерина Рученко
Was good experience! Nice and fresh during hot day. Very good with kids. Tasty food and drinks. Very aesthetic.
Quinty van der Heijden
It is a beautiful small park with a lovely setting, at the start there are birds and with kids you can also collect all birds to get a sticker, after that there is also a bigger area with a lot of birds and even Walibi's, after that there is a room with a small sand area (sand is not accessible) and on the wall is a video of countless fish, after that there was a good food place with some yummy fo...
kenny de jong
Lovely local Zoo with enough to see, do and enjoy. They have the option to feed some of the animals and even some extra foods near a lovely playground for all ages to enjoy. Most if not all enclosures are big enough for animals to seek shelter or avoid the public whilst still being able to see the entire arrangement of animals available. Also a nice food court to enjoy some typical snacks and swe...
fernando groeneveld
It's something different than a zoo but in a good way. There is a aviary where there are loose birds. They are all very cute and what's very neat is you can see on signs where they are originally from. I will say it is not as big as a normal zoo but it makes up with it with the history stands. There is also a place where you can eat and drink traditional Indonesian food (highly recommend very goo...
elisa assa
The birds are used to human, so nice to interact with them from close by. Nice collection of Indonesian animals and plants. The info signs of the animal should be managed better. Need to tidy up and some maintenance everywhere. Food for the animals are better sold in the reception so no need to exchange coins for dispenser. In the playground, the ducks will love some water and pond.
Check the August Pasar Anak event for free children’s games and storytelling if you visit mid-month.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Adult tickets (2 × €15) | EUR 30 |
| Coffee and spekkoek | EUR 8 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 38 |
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