Mini Zoo Kucyk

An animal farmstead in Inwałd

Mini Zoo Kucyk is a small animal park run alongside an agritourism farm in Inwałd, about five hundred metres beyond the well known Miniature Park and the Stronghold. The village lies in the Wadowice district, at the threshold of the Little Beskids, and has for years been one of the spots most densely surrounded by attractions in this part of Lesser Poland.

Unlike large zoological gardens, the emphasis here is on close contact and a calm pace — the animals are tame and the enclosures are spread around the farm.

Which animals you will see

The residents of the farmstead include donkeys, llamas, Cameroon sheep, goats, fallow deer, emus, parakeets and wild ducks. The range of species is varied enough for children to have plenty to look at for a good hour, and at the same time intimate enough that nobody gets lost.

What else is on site

Besides the animals, the farm has prepared off-road tracks as well as pitches for football, volleyball and badminton. A playground and a Native American village have been built for the youngest. After the visit and the games you can rest at the designated fire pit and hold a campfire.

Who it is for

This is an address above all for families with children of nursery and early school age, and also for groups looking for a place for a few hours' stop with activities. The grounds are mostly flat and passable with a pram. There is no shortage of other attractions nearby — from the Miniature Park and the Stronghold in Inwałd to Wadowice and Andrychów.