This is a family-oriented hands-on zoo on the outskirts of Mabalacat, near Clark. In the business's recent updates and 2026 videos, it is introduced under the name 'Zoocobia Drone & Bird Park', and it is run by the Zoomanity Group.
It isn't a big zoo. It's a small site that gathers small animals such as birds, monkeys, and snakes along with ostriches, deer, pigs, horses, and camels, so many reviews say you can see everything in about an hour. The main route is a walk where you feed animals along the way: it starts with feeding birds such as parrots, then ostriches, then bearcats and monkeys with bananas on sticks, followed by farm animals, camels, and horses. Several reviews say the kids enjoyed meeting the animals up close. There is also Bird of Paradise, which gathers birds together, Philippine Pride, which introduces native Philippine animals, a garden maze decorated with animal-shaped sculptures, a collection of taxidermy animals, and a Mango Camp where you can pick mangoes yourself in season.
The popular activities are the gravity cart 'Zooc Ride', where you control your speed with a handle while going down a slope, a swing-seat zipline, and camel and horse rides. Several reviews also say the guides and staff kindly explained the animals and how to use the rides. However, many reviews say the activities are short: the zipline lasts only a few dozen seconds, and the camel and horse rides are just one lap around the yard. Many also point out that you have to pay separately for feeding, rides, and photos on top of the admission fee, so costs add up. Several reviews mention that the animals looked thin and that facility upkeep was lacking, so it's best to think of this as a casual outing with toddlers up to lower-elementary-age kids.
According to the popular times on Google Maps, Thursday from 10 a.m. until around noon is the busiest. On most days, visitors crowd in around 10 to 11 a.m., while Mondays and Fridays are relatively quiet. Some reviews say you can share activity tickets among your group as long as the number of people matches the number you bought. Other reviews say you can also add activities you didn't buy at the entrance right on the spot. Many reviews say it gets hot at midday even with the shade from the trees, so be prepared for the heat. One review says the restroom had no running water, so it's a good idea to bring wet wipes. It is also used as a venue for birthday parties and school field trips.
It's a remote place where you have to cross a bridge and enter an unpaved alley, so it's easy to get lost. Many reviews say the signal is weak and it was hard to book a Grab for the ride back, so it's best to arrange a round-trip ride in advance. According to Google Maps, there is a paid parking lot and an entrance accessible by wheelchair. Paradise Ranch is about 150 m away, and Monicayo Elementary School is about 300 m away. Inquiries and reservations can be made via Facebook or phone.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on internet reputation cards, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, YouTube, and the business's updates). Activity offerings and prices may change, so please check before you visit.
