The park is situated at the base of the Grünten, a prominent mountain in the Bavarian Alps.
It maintains a unique hybrid business model by combining a petting-style zoo with a dedicated cafe space.
The facility serves as a refuge for various rescue animals alongside its permanent inhabitants.
Visitors can interact directly with several species, including miniature goats and other farm-related animals.
The location is positioned to offer panoramic views of the surrounding Allgäu mountain range.
Burgberger Tierparadies is a privately operated animal park located in the Allgäu region, specifically known for its integrated 'Kafe Kult'. The facility focuses on housing a variety of domestic and exotic animal species in an accessible, family-oriented environment. Visitors can observe animals like wallabies, goats, and various bird species in outdoor enclosures. The on-site cafe serves as a central hub for refreshments and provides seating with views of the park grounds. The park is situated at the foot of the Grünten mountain, often referred to as the 'Guardian of the Allgäu'. It emphasizes direct contact and educational interaction with the animals. The grounds feature pathways designed for easy navigation through the different animal zones. Regular maintenance ensures the welfare and safety of the resident species throughout the year.
The raised viewing area near the main goat enclosure, which captures the animals against the backdrop of the Grünten mountain.
Bring weather-appropriate clothing as the mountainous location can experience rapid temperature changes.
Check the official website for seasonal event schedules or special animal feeding demonstrations before arriving.
Wear sturdy, comfortable footwear as the terrain includes gravel and natural paths.
Do not approach animals that are restricted from contact or marked as shy or sensitive.
Closed on Mondays; seasonality may affect outdoor enclosure access.
Do not feed the animals human food; follow all posted signage regarding interaction boundaries.
