It is an eco-tourism park that borders the southern Cravo River and is located north of the city of Yopal. It has an approximate area of 268 hectares of native forest, an ecological trail that leads to the river, spaces for observation, bridges, varied vegetation and sports venues.
It is located in a territory where the tribes belonging to the Achaguas indigenous people originally settled, the original cultures that occupied the territory of Yopal, coexisted with nature, cultivated the land, especially yucca and pineapple, native crops of the Casanareña region.