It features two ecosystems: high mountain páramo and a forest of oyamel, pine, and oak. These conditions contribute to the collection of water that feeds over 400 springs in the municipality, which flow into the Valle de Bravo Dam.

The park covers an area of approximately 500 hectares and offers cabins, camping areas, playgrounds, trails, and a recreational lake where you can go boating, fishing, and kayaking. Additionally, there are biking and hiking trails to explore and admire the region's flora and fauna.

There is also a restaurant that specializes in regional cuisine, with trout being a standout dish.