If you’re looking for a great place to get away for the weekend and connect with nature without driving too far, then you have to check out Parque Jabalí.
It’s an ecological park located 40 minutes from the city, on the road to Saltillo, with nature trails, spring-fed pools, and areas for picnicking or camping.
Best of all? During the rainy season, you can go on nighttime hikes to watch fireflies. Plus, it’s pet-friendly.
Jabalí Park: A Day of Trails, Pools, and Nature
One of Parque Jabalí’s main attractions is its more than four kilometers of tree-lined trails, where you can explore and walk at your own pace through Paso de las Hadas and El Gran Sabino.
It also features pools and wading pools, picnic areas, fire pits, and communal areas for socializing.
What You’ll Find at Jabalí Park
- More than 4 kilometers of nature trails
- Rustic pools and wading areas
- Areas with fire pits
- Picnic areas and spaces for socializing
- Wooded surroundings
Admission fees
Daytime Access
If you want to visit just for the day, here are the costs:
General admission
- 🎟️ 80 pesos per person.
- 👧 Children under 5 are free.
- 🌲 Includes access to trails, rustic pools, and recreational areas.
Camping or glamping
If you want to sleep outdoors, the campground has access to restrooms, showers, electricity, and 24-hour security.
Camping fees
- 🏕️ 180 pesos per person per night.
- 👧 Children under 5 get in free.
For those who prefer more comfort, there’s also the option of glamping—an experience that combines nature and comfort.
Glamping includes:
- Double bed
- Bedding
- Electricity
- Mini-fridge
- Barbecue and fire pit
Cost: starting at 900 pesos per night for two people.
Practical Information
📍 About 40 minutes from Guadalajara.
🏕️ Camping starting at $180 per person.
⛺ Glamping starting at $900 for two people.
🥾 Over 4 km of nature trails.
🏊 Rustic pools and wading pools.
🐶 Pet-friendly.
🌳 Perfect for hiking, picnics, and weekend getaways.
