If you’re looking for a place where nature, education, therapy, and animals come together in perfect harmony, Jeziorkowo is your next must-visit destination. This charming eco-farm, located on the outskirts of Kraków, is far more than just a petting zoo—it’s a space where people of all ages can reconnect with the natural world in its most genuine form.
A Natural Sanctuary in the City
Nestled at Ciekowiec 50 in Kraków, Jeziorkowo delights visitors with its authenticity. You won’t find manicured lawns or concrete paths here. Instead, be ready for rustic trails, lush greenery, and don’t forget to bring your wellies on rainy days!
The mini-zoo is home to alpacas, goats, Vietnamese pigs, sheep, rabbits, poultry, cats, dogs, and more. Visitors can not only feed and pet these animals but also learn about their needs, behaviors, and the responsibility that comes with caring for them.
🦙 Alpaca Walks – Therapy and Tranquility Combined
One of Jeziorkowo’s standout attractions is its alpaca walks. Each session begins with a short introduction where participants learn how to interact respectfully with these gentle creatures. The walk lasts about 45 minutes, meandering through scenic meadows where the alpacas graze freely—and where you’ll get plenty of photo opportunities!
This experience is not only calming but also promotes empathy and mindfulness. The therapeutic nature of being close to animals makes these walks ideal for both children and adults.
🎂 Education, Therapy & Special Events
Jeziorkowo offers more than just weekend adventures. The farm hosts educational sessions for schools and kindergartens, therapeutic workshops (including alpaca therapy), and can organize birthday parties and other special occasions.
They even offer off-site alpaca visits, bringing their magic to educational institutions and therapy centers across the region.
🌱 Why Jeziorkowo Aligns with the MyEcoChange Vision
Jeziorkowo is a shining example of how humans and nature can coexist harmoniously. The farm embraces eco-conscious living, educates visitors about animal welfare, and underscores the value of everyday interactions with the natural world.
It embodies the MyEcoChange mission by showing that small, nature-based experiences can spark meaningful environmental awareness and lifestyle change.
📍 Plan Your Visit
If you’re craving an authentic nature experience with real animal interaction, Jeziorkowo is waiting to welcome you. Please note: visits and alpaca walks require a prior phone reservation at +48 572 146 518.
For more information, visit: jeziorkowo.pl
Prices and how to book
The one thing to know first: you have to book Jeziorkowo by phone. That applies both to a plain mini zoo visit and to an alpaca walk — turn up unannounced and you may find the gate closed. The number is +48 572 146 518.
Mini zoo admission
- adult — 20 zł, child aged 2–13 — 10 zł
- starter bucket of feed — 20 zł (top-ups: 10 zł a cup, 30 zł a bucket)
- every sixth visit is free
- a visitor with a disability plus one carer — free entry
Alpaca walk — 45 minutes
- 1–4 people with two alpacas — 150 zł per group
- 5–6 people with three alpacas — 225 zł
- 7–8 people with four alpacas — 300 zł
- larger options: 5–6 people with five alpacas — 375 zł, 7–8 people with six alpacas — 450 zł
The price is per group rather than per person, so a family of four works out cheaper than it first looks.
Guided visits and groups
- guided admission — 150 zł for a group of up to 4, then 40 zł per extra adult and 20 zł per extra child; minimum 3 people
- organised groups on site — 25 zł per person, minimum 750 zł, supervision and feed included; the farm takes up to 50 people
- animals visiting schools and centres — 25 zł per child, minimum 750 zł, with a 20% discount out of season (November–March) and for repeat visits
Prices come from Jeziorkowo’s own price list, correct as of August 2026. Check them at jeziorkowo.pl before you travel, because they change. The farm does not publish opening hours — you agree a time when you book.
What to know before you go
Jeziorkowo is a working farm, not a polished theme park — the paths are bare earth and turn muddy after rain. Wellies, or shoes you do not mind ruining, are the single best thing to bring, especially with children. The alpaca walk starts with a short briefing on how to approach the animals, so it is worth arriving a few minutes early.