Parks & Nature

La Pampa’s natural landscape features a mix of expansive salt flats, freshwater lagoons, and protected woodlands. This selection highlights the region's diverse ecosystems, from the vast periodic salt lake of Gran Salitral to the historic La Malvina urban reserve in Santa Rosa. Visitors can explore the artificial reservoir at Casa de Piedra on the Colorado River or the birdwatching opportunities at the Delfín Pérez recreational park near General Pico, showcasing the transition from urban green spaces to rugged western wetlands.

Salina Grande

Also known as Gran Salitral, this is a large periodic salt lake and wetland located in the arid western region of La Pampa.

Reserva Natural Urbana La Malvina

Located on the shores of Laguna Don Tomás in Santa Rosa, this reserve features the historic 19th-century residence of city founder Tomás Mason.

La Arocena - Parque recreativo Delfín Pérez

A recreational area surrounding a large lagoon near General Pico, offering spaces for birdwatching and non-motorized water sports.

Vivero Forestal

A provincial forest nursery and botanical garden featuring diverse tree species and shaded walking paths.

Salitral de la Perra

A significant salt depression and wetland area situated in the desert landscapes of western La Pampa.

Camping Casa de Piedra

Riverside camping and beach area located on the shores of the Casa de Piedra reservoir along the Colorado River.

Parque Recreativo 9 de Septiembre

Wooded recreational park in Winifreda featuring public swimming pools, camping facilities, and sports grounds.

Parque Manuel J Campos

Municipal green space in General Acha providing shaded picnic areas and recreational facilities for the local community.