Can you pay for a single prehistoric animation?

No, the ticket for the prehistoric activities includes access to all workshops. We recommend allowing ample time to fully enjoy the site.

Is it possible to access the caves and activities with a stroller?

For the park, yes: it's relatively flat, and access between the workshops is via dirt or grassy paths. For the caves: no, because of the stairs! You can leave your stroller at reception or in your vehicle before going into the cave. If you wish, we provide baby carriers free of charge at the site's reception.

Do you accept holiday vouchers (ANCV)?

No, but we do accept cultural vouchers (those with the orange Up square)!

Can I just walk around the park?

Yes, but as the park is dedicated to prehistoric activities, you will need a ticket to access it (ticket including the activities).

Why a two-part visit?

The main section corresponds to the cave-filled gallery, and the path forms a loop starting and ending at the site's reception area (one way approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour). For those who don't mind an additional uphill effort, it's possible to continue to the viewpoint at the end of this gallery. It overlooks the Cerdon Valley and its vineyards (round trip approximately 30 minutes). This second section, with a greater elevation gain, is therefore optional, at each individual's own pace.