Parque Nacional La Campana Sector Palmas de Ocoa

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

If your purchase includes tickets for both national visitors and foreigners, you must make the selection in separate processes, but adding them to the same shopping cart before paying. This park represents an important center of floristic convergence, with species from the north, center, south and Andean regions. Along with semi-desert communities, which grow on north-facing slopes, southern-type forests develop on south-facing slopes. Above 1600 m of altitude, Andean communities grow, and at low elevations (up to 1000 m), the thickets and forests of the central area grow. A diverse range of animals coexist, which represent almost all the species present in the Mediterranean area of Chile. Highlights include: colocolo cat, culpean fox, screeching fox and a wide variety of birds, reptiles and invertebrates. This is where the largest Chilean palm grove (Jubaea chilensis) stands out in the country. Remember to carry your Pass in paper form or on your mobile device to present it at the entrance along with your identity card

Free entry — Domestic: child, older adult and person with disabilities; Foreigner: child.