We booked a family private tour as we were unable to go on one of the days the park was open. Lobo park was brilliant, so much information on wolfs, and all our questions answered. Really friendly and welcoming, would defiantly recommend!!

The guided tour has been spectacular and wonderful. Being able to see the wolves in their habitat has been beautiful and with the guide Danny who has explained everything in great detail and with love, as well as a touch of humor 😊. Without a doubt we will repeat.

We were able to enjoy a guided tour in German with the kids and learned a lot about the different wolves here. The park is not a typical zoo or wildlife enclosure. Visitors travel in small groups with a keeper and are present during feedings. Therefore, wolves can be observed in most enclosures, despite their size.

Upon arrival you are directed to park in a field but from there it’s only a short walk to a shaded seating area and the reception. We had already booked our time slot the previous day via their website. The entrance price was €13.50 for adults and €8.50 for children between the ages of 3-12. They do 4 types of tours a guided wolf tour, photography tour, VIP tour and a night howling tour. We done the guided wolf tour you start off from the shaded seating area where you are told a bit about the park and what they do, then you’re taken to see the 3 dingo pups. From there you’re taken to see the goats, pigs, donkey and chickens you are given about 15 minutes to have a wander around this area. From here it was back to the seated area where a different woman ( sorry I’m terrible with remembering names ) then takes you on the walking tour. The path uneven and rocky in places more like a dirt trail so not good for the disabled. You’re taken to each wolf enclosure where you are given a talk about each type of wolf their behaviour and family pack life. You can ask as many questions as you want our guide was more than happy to answer them. The wolves are very shy and timid and we’re only enticed out with some food but even then we didn’t get to see some. I think there was 4 types of wolves at the park, timber wolf, grey wolf, tundra wolf and the Iberian wolf. The wolf packs varied in sizes with one pack that had some young pups that was hidden away in a den. Overall it was a great experience getting up close to the wolves and finding more about them. It was a hot afternoon so most of the wolves were lying in the shade under the trees. You can buy drinks and ice creams at the reception. You will probably want to wear a hat as the tour takes about one and a half hours and there isn’t a lot of shade. Don’t forget sunscreen either. We will probably return when we are back in the area in November.

The park has an entrance area with toilets, shop and you can purchase water, ice-cream, snacks etc. Our tour guide was excellent. She was very informative, invited questions, spoke English and Spanish. It's not just about the tours. The park was set up to research wolves. The team here respect the wolves, and it's about them, not human. The viewing areas are set up so wolves can observe tourists and they make the decision on whether they approach or not. The wolves have large roaming areas. They had recently taken on 3, 6 month old dingos.. like little foxes! Good experience. I would never go to a zoo, and this park did not disappoint.

The visit is worthwhile but don’t expect to see a huge number of wolves. They have several copies of each type that the staff will try to get you to see since they are in semi-freedom so they will approach if they feel like it. The explanations and the treatment of our guide, Minerva was sensational which made us very pleasant the walk.

What a lovely park. The wolves are amazing and the guide provided so much information it was brilliant. Great for families. There is a place to get refreshments and snacks and a shaded area to sit either before or after the tour. My friend and I loved it and will be going back

Informative two-hour guided tour, passing different wolf species. Large, well-kept enclosures and very species-appropriate handling of the animals. Competent and motivated employees, who were told their passion for wolves. Sturdy footwear however highly recommended, no flip-flop event! A photo spot without a fence, for example a lookout tower, would also complete the experience. Nevertheless, even now absolutely recommended!

They are doing great conservation work with the wolves. We were able to get very close to different subspecies of wolves, Iberian, tundra, Russian and timber even though they have good grounds to roam. Very helpful, interesting and informative guide too, thanks Shelina!