Domaine Du Marquenterre

It’s a cute little petting zoo, though we didn’t go inside. For €6, it seems worth a visit. There’s also a guided tour for €15, but you need to book ahead as a group. I didn’t think the tour was really worth it since you can see everything on your own. You can even drive almost all the way around the animal enclosure and view it from outside.

This really didn’t feel like an educational farm. The animals kept running off and wouldn’t let us get close, which left the children sad. The geese even attacked us as we crossed to the second enclosure. If you want a proper farm where children can pet the animals, we’d suggest the donkey farm 15 minutes away.

We’ve visited once a year for several years, and it feels like the place is slowly falling into disrepair. At €6 per person, the price seems far too high for what’s there. There were very few animals, no interaction, no information boards, and no staff around. The children were disappointed, and we found the “educational farm” label a bit misleading. I agree with the earlier reviews.

For €6 each, it felt like a lot for a short walk with so few animals. The park itself is large, with a long trail, but some areas were closed. My children, aged 5-7, were disappointed that they couldn’t get close to the animals. I understand they’re living creatures and it’s their choice, of course. We saw the two ponies and a buffalo that came over to greet us, but not much else. What a shame.