The Clos des Vignes Wildlife Park, in the Oise
At Le Clos des Vignes, the walk continues through the meadows, past the pond and the aviaries. Alpacas, donkeys, goats, sheep, horses and birds all contribute to the varied atmosphere of the hotel’s animal park.
- 12 hectares
- Open to residents and guests of Les Granges and the restaurant
- 45 minutes from Paris
Welcome to the park
Twelve hectares that breathe
A weekend in a former farmhouse, surrounded by animals, 45 minutes from Paris. Nestled in the heart of a 12-hectare estate, the grounds invite you to immerse yourself completely in nature, amongst peaceful ponds, lush green meadows and tree-lined paths.
Alpacas, donkeys, goats, sheep, horses, geese, peacocks and birds in the aviaries can be seen roaming freely or in semi-freedom in a lively, authentic setting that respects animal welfare. The park is open to hotel guests, visitors to Les Granges d’Haillancourt and diners at the restaurant.
Animals of the meadow
Alpacas, donkeys and horses from the meadow
Two black alpacas live there alongside donkeys, goats, a ram and his sheep, and horses, which can be seen grazing at the foot of the buildings or galloping through the undergrowth.
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Pond and woodland
The pond, in the shade of the trees
The trees are reflected in the water, where geese, barnacle geese and ducks swim; on the shady banks, they rest on dry land. At the edge of a path, a red squirrel ventures out.
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Birds in the park
Peacocks, geese and pigeons
Two peacocks are strolling across the lawn in front of the buildings, the geese are strutting about in the tree-lined garden, and the pigeons – almost all of them white – are gathering on the roof tiles of the estate.
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Farmyard
The farmyard and his turkeys
The turkeys have their own enclosure, surrounded by vegetation, in the heart of the farmyard.
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Aviaries
The world aviaries
Along the aviary path live blue and colourful parakeets, a yellow-crested cockatiel, white pigeons and a host of small birds perched on perches and in nesting boxes. The youngest residents are two baby peacocks.
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Small animals
The little ones residents
Guinea pigs with a variety of coat colours, settled on the straw, and a spotted rabbit resting in the shade of a stone shelter.
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Your stay
Why not come along? breathe here ?
Make the most of your stay at Le Clos des Vignes by discovering our suites with a jacuzzi.
