FAQ
General questions
This is strictly prohibited. Carrots, pumpkin, vegetables – these are treats for alpacas, the amount of which is carefully regulated by a veterinarian. Moreover, improperly cut treats can get stuck in the animal's throat and in the absence of necessary help at the moment we can simply lose the animal. We care about the life and health of our alpacas – this is the most important and priority thing for us. Therefore, we hope for your understanding in this matter. The Administration has the right to terminate the visit to the park location without refund if this rule is violated.
We allow feeding animals, unlike many other farms that have banned feeding altogether. It's simple – guests of our parks are given treats, not the main feed in the diet. Too many treats are harmful to alpaca health, this issue is carefully regulated by the veterinarian on site and for some time during the day we put this option on stop so that the animals can rest.
Due to high traffic, feed is sold at the price indicated in the tickets section and in small quantities.
Yes, of course, each of our locations has a washbasin with soap and disinfectant for hand washing.
Alpacas do not have upper teeth and therefore cannot bite painfully, only slightly nip. By nature, alpacas are very friendly, they have not been noticed kicking people. The maximum they can do is spit, as alpacas are from the camel family, but this is only in that rare case if the animal is offended.
You can take photos and shoot video on non-professional equipment and it is free in all parks. The only important rule – do not use flash.
Alpaca Park in "Moscow Zoo"
Unfortunately, no. In order to get to us, according to the rules, you first need to pay for entrance to Moscow Zoo, and then purchase tickets for entrance to our park.
Moscow Zoo ticket prices: https://moscowzoo.ru/visitors/tickets
Alpaca Park opening hours coincide with the Children's Moscow Zoo opening hours. Opening hours change in winter and summer.
Current time is indicated on the website: https://alpaca-park.com/en-en/moscow-zoo#pricings and https://moscowzoo.ru
There are no specialized parking lots for guests near the zoo territory, so you have to choose between city-wide paid and free ones. However, even a paid free space is difficult to find near the central park entrance if you plan to visit it on a weekday, since there are many office buildings in the area. Among the nearest paid parking lots are zones No. 0303 and No. 3103. Price: MON-SUN, except holidays 8:00-21:00: 380 rub/hour.
Free places by classic can be in courtyards, as well as at metro entrances. It is also allowed to park your car for free in courtyards on the side of Krasnopresnenskaya metro station near the Presnya Museum (Zamoreno street).
Alpaca Park is located at the New Territory of Moscow Zoo (Children's Zoo).
Children's Zoo address: Moscow, Bolshaya Gruzinskaya st 8 bldg 36. The nearest entrance to us is from Sadovo-Kudrinskaya street side
Exact coordinates according to Yandex navigator: https://yandex.ru/navi/?whatshere%5Bzoom%5D=20&whatshere%5Bpoint%5D=37.582795,55.760707&si=2agcfzn9cz6y8j53m2kapnrxqw
Point on map: 55.760707,37.582795