Phoenix Wildlife Park

A place where children scream with joy and adults finally breathe their last.

Phoenix Wild Park is our own contact space right on the territory of the complex. Here, children and adults can hug incredibly soft and friendly alpacas, chat with the animals and feed them special treats. This is a space of sincere emotions, joy and the best family photos.

Wild Park residents: Alpacas Macaron and Misyako, Nosukha Nosykom, Deer and fallow deer, Welsh and Racz sheep, Goats, Lake with colorful fish (Park Residence)

Entrance for all staying guests is free.

Special animal food can be purchased on site.

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Outdoor recreation for the whole family

Phoenix Wild Park is a place where you can meet animals in a peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by mountain nature. Our petting zoo in Bukovel is a very popular location for families who want to diversify their vacation and spend time together without rushing.

This format is equally interesting for both children and adults. The little one gets the opportunity to get to know the park's inhabitants better, and parents can spend a few hours in the fresh air, combining a walk with a visit to other locations in the complex.

Live communication and feeding of animals at the zoo

Guests are particularly intrigued by the opportunity to feed animals in our park in the Carpathians and observe their behavior up close. This experience helps children learn more about the world around them, and adults can briefly escape from their usual rhythm and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Among the most beloved residents of the park in Bukovel are alpacas, as well as deer and sheep, who willingly interact with guests.

Frequently asked questions

What animals can you see at Phoenix Wildpark?

Phoenix Wildpark is home to alpacas Macaron and Mivina, Nosyk the coati, deer, fallow deer, Welsh and Raccoon sheep, goats, and Scottish cows.

Can I feed the animals at Phoenix Wildpark?

Yes, but you must use special food purchased at the zoo. Bringing home-made food is not recommended, as each animal has its own balanced diet.

Is there a lake in Phoenix Wildpark?

Nearby is the picturesque Phoenix Lake with decorative colorful fish. In the evening, the lake is illuminated, creating a special atmosphere for walks.

Can you see the fish feeding in Phoenix Lake?

Yes. Guests can help feed the ornamental carps.