Zoofari Centro de Conservación - 62652 Teacalco

Almost 2 hours drive from Mexico City. Very nice place worth the drive and the time to get there. You’re alway inside your car. You have a few stops to check other animals and to stretch your legs. You have refreshment options during your trip inside the park and at the end there’s a restaurant for you convenience. The circuit ones you are inside the park from start to finish is around 1/12 to 2 hours.

Great place to see animals in the wild.

All of the place was good and had no problem and what was fun was that I went on my birthday and did the thing of my dream Wich was take a picture with a baby Lion

Great place to go with the your family, especially for the kids.

Fantastic place. They have a great variety of animals. Such a lovely day out with the family!

Wonderful zoo to visit, where you can feed the animals , drive around with your vehicle and enjoy great views , i promise you will love it. The staff is so friendly.

The place is beautiful, and the experience is amazing with the smaller animals they have roaming. You then get to see buffaloes/bison, deer, zebras roaming around in herds and relaxing. It was splendid to get to see them in real life and see that they are being taken care of so well. * Spacing issues: However, it instantly became evident that not all animals get the same treatment. Big animals are in very small spaces, it was heartbreaking to see the majestic elephants, hippos, big white lions, dromedaries, chimpanzees, and hyenas in small spaces. Two big hippos in a smaller pool, the elephants each had a small space where all they'd do is walk around in circles. The "Zoo" area (after the safari), had animals boxed up too including a cassowary, smaller birds and goats. They are trying to work towards preserving endangered species and I fully support this, but I can't unsee the unequal treatment ESPECIALLY towards the species they are "saving". I attached some images so you can all appreciate the chimpanzees (there were about 5 total in that semi circle of grass and one threw a rock at us, yes he missed by a lot and there was NO DANGER), but I don't blame his anger) The 2nd star is only because the "safari" area that have species like white dear, buffalo, and wild goats is huge and great. But not all animals get to roam around freely and enjoy a bit of "freedom". The rest of the animals suffer all day and they are all pacing, back and forth, back and forth. Leave them in nature if you will have them in a box until they die. * The GOOD (mostly the beginning of the tour "Stage 1"): The safari space and tour is amazing. There are animals roaming around, and you can interact with them such as geese, swans, capybaras, Patagonian maras, they sometimes release the giraffes, wild goats that all want you to feed them. This was an adorable experience that I will forever cherish. * Staff and information: The staff is very friendly and informative, but the areas of the zoo don't all have information about the name of the animal in the tiny cage. I'd like to see the name of the species and what their habitat is, diet, mating information, etc. * Pricing: There are too many bad reviews for pricing. The price is fine and accessible, and knowing that your entree fee is used to maintain such a beautiful environment for animals and to feed and care for them should discourage people from complaining about things being expensive. Organizations that preserve wildlife don't have that much support and we should make that change with at least not complaining about entree fees. donations are welcome to help these creatures out. I had high hopes for this place. I am sure that with more support and donations they can continue to improve. So I welcome you to visit and have the experience of your life and share feedback like this with them.

Face masks and social distancing not enforced... most enclosures are shamefully too small and some animals look bored and have open sores... I refuse to take my kids to zoos because of the cruelty but was convinced to try here... although it is better than zoo's it does not go far enough... adjacent land would be cheap and should be purchased to give, especially the big, animals more space to run and exercise.