The park functions as a specialized rehabilitation center rather than a traditional zoo.
It is situated within the unique ecosystem of the Colombian Coffee Cultural Landscape.
The facility serves as a temporary or permanent home for animals confiscated by local environmental authorities.
The location emphasizes the importance of the biological corridor between Dosquebradas and the surrounding rural landscape.
Bioparque Bonita Farm is an animal rescue and conservation center located in the Dosquebradas region of Risaralda, Colombia. The facility focuses on the rehabilitation of wild animals that have been victims of illegal trafficking or habitat loss. Visitors walk through naturalistic enclosures designed to mimic the animals' native environments while prioritizing their welfare. The park features diverse species native to the Colombian Andes, including various primates, birds, and felines. Educational programming is integrated into the tour experience, focusing on local biodiversity and the environmental challenges facing the coffee region. The site layout is designed to minimize stress on the resident fauna while allowing for controlled observation.
The elevated observation decks overlooking the primate enclosures provide the best vantage points.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for gravel and earthen paths.
Bring sun protection and insect repellent, as the humid climate encourages high mosquito activity.
Follow all guide instructions regarding noise levels to keep the animals from becoming agitated.
Avoid touching the enclosure fencing and do not attempt to call out to the animals for photos.
Closed on certain weekdays for animal welfare maintenance; check local schedules before arriving.
Maintain a quiet volume, do not attempt to feed animals, and refrain from using camera flashes that can startle sensitive species.
