Face‑to‑fur encounters at Parc animalier de Lussas — group entries in Bessamorel

BESSAMOREL GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Face‑to‑fur encounters at Parc animalier de Lussas — group entries in Bessamorel

Group entries (minimum nine people) give access to Parc animalier de Lussas in Bessamorel for visits averaging 2h30 during the 2026 season (7 February–1 November).

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Face‑to‑fur encounters at Parc animalier de Lussas — group entries in Bessamorel.

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Location
Bessamorel
Operator
Parc animalier de Lussas
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Opened from a passion for animals in 2009, the Parc animalier de Lussas in Bessamorel is built around one clear idea: bring visitors close to farm animals by opening multiple enclosures so children and adults can share a direct, tactile encounter— a look, a caress, even a cuddle.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ENCOUNTER

Up‑close access to farm animals

The park’s principle is simple and immediate: several enclosures are opened to visitors so you can approach and touch the animals, creating memorable, hands‑on moments for both children and adults.

THE PRACTICALS

Group entry and seasonal validity

Group tickets are structured for parties of nine or more and are valid for a single entry during the 2026 season; timing advice is provided to ensure a relaxed visit.

THE ORIGIN

A park born of passion

Founded in 2009 from a desire to share contact with animals and nature, the park focuses on making farm animals accessible to visitors of all ages for an unforgettable visit.

What the day feels like

What the visit feels like

The visit unfolds as a sequence of intimate encounters — moving from enclosure to enclosure, meeting the park’s farm animals up close. The layout and approach are designed to let both small and large visitors enjoy direct contact and quiet moments of connection.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this entry is for — and who should check further details.

1
Families with childrenWell suited: the park is designed for petits comme les grands, offering hands‑on encounters with farm animals appropriate for children and adults.
2
Large groupsIdeal: group rates and entries are organized for parties of nine people or more, making it a practical choice for group outings.
3
Educational groupsAppropriate: the park’s emphasis on direct contact and animal discovery suits organized educational visits and supervised groups.
4
Visitors with access concernsCheck ahead: no specific accessibility limitations are listed in the provided information; note the minimum group‑size requirement for group tickets.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Average visit time is 2h30; group tickets are valid for the 2026 season (7 February–1 November).

Booking & group minimum

Group rates apply from a minimum of nine people and the group ticket grants one entry during the stated season.

What to bring

No specific gear requirements are listed in the provided information.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does a typical visit take?

A typical visit averages 2h30.

What is the minimum size for a group booking?

Group bookings require a minimum of nine people.

When is a group ticket valid?

Group tickets are valid for an entry during the 2026 season, from 7 February to 1 November 2026.

Is the park suitable for children?

Yes — the park is intended for visitors of all ages and aims to introduce both children and adults to farm animals.

When should we arrive relative to closing time?

For a complete and relaxed visit, the last entries are recommended at least one hour before the park’s closing time.