Le Comptoir du Trappeur sur Rhodes

We went as a family with a 9-month-old baby and we loved it. The park is fantastic, clean, and beautiful. The animals are gorgeous. The goat enclosure is amazing. I highly recommend it for all ages. There's a large, free parking lot. The restaurant, Les Cocottes, was very good. We'll be back! 😁

Two extraordinary days in February 2026: a gift for my 60th birthday, I will remember it for the rest of my life. Everything was perfect: the welcome, the accommodation, the staff, the meals in the lodge... everything, everything was magical. I slept with the wolves with my children (32 and 35 years old) and my daughter-in-law. It's all still vivid in my mind. I absolutely loved those two days, thank you so much. Your park is magnificent.

We come here... and we keep coming back :-) In the heart of the Lorraine Regional Natural Park, on a 120-hectare site, I discovered some of the 1,500 animals that live here in semi-freedom. The Sainte Croix Wildlife Park was created in 1980. Initially, it only had about twenty animal species on 20 hectares. That gives you an idea of ​​how far it's come. Near the ponds, you can find geese and ducks roaming freely, as well as cormorants and pelicans. One of the emblematic animals of the Sainte Croix Wildlife Park is the wolf. It's possible to observe it safely, without disturbing its peace. But I have a soft spot for the herds of deer, does, and fallow deer. Staying overnight at the Sainte Croix Wildlife Park in Rhodes allowed me to watch the sunrise over the park. The mist is slowly lifting, offering a chance to observe the herd of over 60 does and stags roaming freely here. Since 2010, the Sainte Croix Wildlife Park has offered unique accommodations: treehouses, yurts, and lodges. To fully enjoy the park, consider staying overnight. It's a unique experience, admittedly a bit pricey, but truly worth it. I've had the opportunity to try the accommodations twice: first in a treehouse, and more recently in the black bear and bison lodges. The park has something for everyone, young and old. Between playgrounds, animals, and discovery trails, everyone will find something to enjoy for a wonderful day or weekend. The Sainte Croix Wildlife Park is not a zoo, so you won't find lions or giraffes here. It's home to a large part of European wildlife, including wolves. For me, it's only goodbye for now, because I already know I'll be back... Another season, other encounters...

Discover this magnificent park in a single day. It's superbly maintained and features dedicated areas for different species. The animals enjoy plenty of space and a beautiful setting. You should allow at least 3-4 hours for your visit, excluding special events. Small carts are available at the entrance to help you carry your belongings and transport young children, for example. There's plenty of shade and benches throughout the park. You'll also find a picnic area, snack bar, restaurant, a great playground, and a small safari train that allows you to visit certain areas without having to walk (for an additional fee). A wonderful day out for all ages! I'd love to come back and stay overnight to enjoy the animals during the cooler hours.

A superb experience in the lemur enclosure! A special mention to Anaëlle who was fantastic during the twilight visit! Thank you so much 😁

We did the nighttime wolf call and it was an absolutely incredible experience. Everything was perfect, from our guide, who was very passionate about his work, to the meal, which was impeccable. We don't regret the 2.5-hour drive for this evening at all. We highly recommend it.

Thank you to our amazing guide Cédric for teaching us so much about wolves during the Wolf Call! He explained everything so well that even a 5-year-old could have understood it all. The setting, the location, the facilities, the staff… everything was truly perfect. I have absolutely nothing negative to say, quite the opposite! I plan to tell everyone I know and sing its praises, and of course, I'll be back! 😍

Magnificent wildlife park! Absolutely perfect for spending a day or an afternoon strolling around and seeing the animals. It's really lovely to see that they have plenty of space to roam freely.

We stayed at the barn. All the staff were lovely and helpful. Whether in the barn or in the park, they always greeted us with a smile. The room was spotless, with a view of the bears. We ate with the bears right next door. The meal was delicious. Breakfast was great, with vegetarian and gluten-free options—kudos for that! The park is magnificent. We have wonderful memories of our stay.

I go to this park twice a year. The entrance fee isn't very expensive, and while the prices inside might seem high, you have to consider everything that goes into running a park like this. They're constantly innovating and investing in many areas, so it's worth it! The park is large, very green, and shady. The animals are superb; you can see they're happy and have all the space they need. In short, you have to go. For a family outing, it's not expensive, but you can easily spend the whole day there because it's so big and there's so much to see.