What to see and do

• A Ramsar site, a wetland of international importance
• Waterbirds: ducks, storks, southern screamers and herons
• Marsh deer, maned wolf, taguá, giant anteater and jaguar
• Old Chaco War forts, such as Fortín Teniente Rojas Silva and Cabo Primero Cano

Access

Route PY12 (Vicepresidente Sánchez) crosses the area between km 218 and 360. Almost all of the land is private estancias, so you need permission to enter. In the rainy season the dirt roads become impassable. It was a national park from 1966 and became a managed resource reserve in 2016.

Nearby

Teniente Esteban Martínez · Presidente Hayes

Reserva de Recursos Manejados Tinfunqué

Pilcomayo wetlands and a Ramsar site, ruled by marsh deer and waterbirds.

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