occupies an area of \u200b\u200b15,000 hectares and is located about 100 km in a straight line to the northwest of the city of Resistencia. 
The nearest towns are Presidencia de la Plaza, 9 km on the road National No. 16, and Colonia Elisa, 7 km, provincial road No. 9. 
Access from Resistencia to these places is on an asphalt road and the sections between these locations are gravel. This park is an example of the formation of the park phytogeographical chaqueño wet or Eastern Europe. 
The central, east and south of the park, is a ground where trees predominate among others, the quebracho - white and red -, Guayacan, Urundi, Algarrobo blanco, Chan and mistol. To the southeast there is a large swamp called Panza de Burro, where vegetation is composed mainly of reed-mace that reach 3 feet high, from grass and cypress trees. the west the land rises gradually and the swamp disappears to give rise to a large grassy meadow where grasses predominate.
Even if it occupies a relatively small area, the park protects a large sample of environments typical of the eastern Chaco. abound alligators, turtles, cocoés, toucans, parrots, chimangos, bandurrias, storks and herons, and there are also monkeys and occasionally foxes.
There are over 340 species of birds.
In the southeast there is a large estuary, called Panza's Donkey, whose vegetation consists mainly of cattails that reach a height of 3 metri, così come erbe e sedges.
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