What to see
Trails
A driving access road from National Route 14 leads to the beaches of the Uruguay River and to the visitor centre.
From there (and from various points along the way) panoramic vehicular and interpretive pedestrian paths depart to discover each corner. You can also hire “experiences” to enjoy the destination more thoroughly, such as guided bike tours or canoeing through the streams.
Observatories and viewpoints
The Park is a very good destination to see birds and wildlife in general. You can frequently come across capybaras, foxes, rheas and, at nightfall, viscachas. It has 2 bird observatories and several viewpoints over the river.
Beach on the Uruguay River
Within the National Park, there is a beach on the Uruguay River.
There are lifeguards during the high summer season (outside of that period, entering the water is not allowed).
350 years of history
From the visitor centre, a pedestrian path leads to the historic site "La Calera del Palmar", a Jesuit settlement with more than 350 years of history that is worth visiting.