The park is situated within the extensive Pereyra Iraola Biosphere Reserve, designated by UNESCO.
The facility was established with the primary objective of protecting and breeding the endangered Pampas Deer (Ozotoceros bezoarticus).
The grounds contain an artificial lagoon system designed to support both resident and migratory bird populations.
The park serves as a long-term rehabilitation site for fauna seized from illegal wildlife trafficking.
The layout allows visitors to remain inside their vehicles, minimizing stress for the animal populations.
ECAS (Estación de Cría de Animales Silvestres) is a 200-hectare wildlife breeding and rehabilitation center located within the Pereyra Iraola Park. The station focuses on the reproduction of native species, particularly those in danger of extinction, as well as the rescue and rehabilitation of injured wild animals. Visitors can drive their own vehicles through the designated circuit, which allows for close observation of animals in semi-captivity. The facility emphasizes environmental education and scientific research conducted by the Buenos Aires provincial government. Many of the animals housed here are indigenous to Argentina, including deer, rheas, and various waterfowl. The terrain features a mix of eucalyptus forests, lagoons, and open grasslands that serve as natural habitats for the residents. It functions as both a sanctuary and a center for wildlife management and conservation.
The main lagoon area, which offers the best opportunities to photograph waterfowl and deer near the water's edge.
Keep all vehicle windows closed at all times while in the animal enclosures.
Pack binoculars or a camera with a zoom lens, as animals may remain at a distance from the road.
Bring your own food and water, as internal facilities are limited or non-existent.
Do not attempt to pet or interact directly with any animals, as many are wild or in rehabilitation.
Closed on Mondays and during periods of heavy rainfall for maintenance and animal safety.
Maintain silence and do not exit your vehicle; feeding the animals is strictly prohibited.