Audio Guide of Lo Orozco Zoo

The zoo is generally open every day of the week, continuously from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (hours vary by season). It is located at Kilometer 14 on Route F-50; you can see the exact location and plan your route here: View location on Google Maps.

Admission prices are quite affordable for a family outing, generally ranging between CLP 6,000 and 8,000, with reduced prices for children and older adults. It is advisable to bring cash for convenience, although electronic payment is usually available at the main ticket office.

To enjoy the full experience without rushing, I suggest setting aside between 2 and 3 hours. This will allow you to stroll calmly along the paths, observe the animals at leisure, and make the most of the rest or picnic areas the park offers.

This park stands out as a place of tradition in central Chile, focused on environmental education and helping families connect with nature. It is home to an interesting mix of exotic wildlife and native Chilean species, encouraging respect for biodiversity in a rural setting.

Spring and autumn are ideal for enjoying the visit in mild, pleasant weather. If you go in summer, it is best to arrive at opening time (10:00 AM), since the animals are more active in the morning and you will avoid the hottest and busiest hours.

The zoo has compacted dirt paths running through the exhibits. Although it is passable, some areas may have uneven ground typical of a rural setting, so it is recommended to be accompanied if visiting in a wheelchair or with baby strollers.

You are in a strategic location very close to the famous Casablanca Valley, ideal for complementing your day with wine tourism. You can look for nearby wineries to visit after the zoo here: Casablanca Wine Route, or visit the Sanctuary of Lo Vásquez just a few minutes away.

Wear very comfortable clothes and shoes, as you will be walking on natural terrain, and do not forget sunscreen and a bottle of water. The park also has picnic areas, so it is an excellent idea to bring your own snack or lunch to enjoy with the family under the shade of the trees.