List of Pokémon by Pal Park location

The five different areas in Pal Park

This is the list of Pokémon by Pal Park location.

Pal Park is divided into five separate areas. Each species of Pokémon will only appear in one of these areas. With a few exceptions, Pokémon in the same evolutionary family will appear in the same area.

Field

The field is directly in front of the entrance to the catching area. 123 Pokémon appear in this area, the most of all areas.

	Bulbasaur		Ivysaur		Venusaur		Charmander		Charmeleon		Charizard
	Pidgey		Pidgeotto		Pidgeot		Rattata		Raticate		Spearow
	Fearow		Nidoran♀		Nidorina		Nidoqueen		Nidoran♂		Nidorino
	Nidoking		Vulpix		Ninetales		Jigglypuff		Wigglytuff		Meowth
	Persian		Growlithe		Arcanine		Abra		Kadabra		Alakazam
	Ponyta		Rapidash		Farfetch'd		Doduo		Dodrio		Grimer
	Muk		Voltorb		Electrode		Lickitung		Chansey		Kangaskhan
	Mr. Mime		Scyther		Jynx		Tauros		Ditto		Eevee
	Vaporeon		Jolteon		Flareon		Porygon		Snorlax		Mewtwo
	Chikorita		Bayleef		Meganium		Cyndaquil		Quilava		Typhlosion
	Sentret		Furret		Ledyba		Ledian		Spinarak		Ariados
	Pichu		Cleffa		Igglybuff		Togepi		Togetic		Mareep
	Flaaffy		Ampharos		Hoppip		Skiploom		Jumpluff		Sunkern
	Sunflora		Yanma		Espeon		Umbreon		Wobbuffet		Girafarig
	Snubbull		Granbull		Scizor		Porygon2		Stantler		Smeargle
	Smoochum		Miltank		Blissey		Torchic		Combusken		Blaziken
	Poochyena		Mightyena		Zigzagoon		Linoone		Taillow		Swellow
	Ralts		Kirlia		Gardevoir		Skitty		Delcatty		Electrike
	Manectric		Plusle		Minun		Roselia		Spoink		Grumpig
	Spinda		Swablu		Altaria		Zangoose		Castform		Wynaut
	Latias		Latios		Rayquaza

Forest

The forest is a path along the northwest corner of the catching area that leads to the field in the south and mountain in the east. 74 Pokémon appear in this area.

	Caterpie		Metapod		Butterfree		Weedle		Kakuna		Beedrill
	Ekans		Arbok		Pikachu		Raichu		Oddish		Gloom
	Vileplume		Paras		Parasect		Venonat		Venomoth		Bellsprout
	Weepinbell		Victreebel		Gastly		Haunter		Gengar		Drowzee
	Hypno		Exeggcute		Exeggutor		Tangela		Pinsir		Mew
	Hoothoot		Noctowl		Natu		Xatu		Bellossom		Aipom
	Murkrow		Misdreavus		Unown		Pineco		Forretress		Dunsparce
	Heracross		Teddiursa		Ursaring		Celebi		Treecko		Grovyle
	Sceptile		Wurmple		Silcoon		Beautifly		Cascoon		Dustox
	Seedot		Nuzleaf		Shiftry		Shroomish		Breloom		Slakoth
	Vigoroth		Slaking		Nincada		Ninjask		Shedinja		Gulpin
	Swalot		Seviper		Kecleon		Shuppet		Banette		Duskull
	Dusclops		Tropius

Mountain

The mountain is located in the north of the catching area. 105 Pokémon appear in this area.

	Sandshrew		Sandslash		Clefairy		Clefable		Zubat		Golbat
	Diglett		Dugtrio		Mankey		Primeape		Machop		Machoke
	Machamp		Geodude		Graveler		Golem		Magnemite		Magneton
	Onix		Cubone		Marowak		Hitmonlee		Hitmonchan		Koffing
	Weezing		Rhyhorn		Rhydon		Electabuzz		Magmar		Aerodactyl
	Articuno		Zapdos		Moltres		Dragonite		Feraligatr		Crobat
	Sudowoodo		Gligar		Steelix		Sneasel		Slugma		Magcargo
	Swinub		Piloswine		Delibird		Skarmory		Houndour		Houndoom
	Phanpy		Donphan		Tyrogue		Hitmontop		Elekid		Magby
	Raikou		Entei		Suicune		Larvitar		Pupitar		Tyranitar
	Lugia		Ho-Oh		Whismur		Loudred		Exploud		Makuhita
	Hariyama		Nosepass		Sableye		Mawile		Aron		Lairon
	Aggron		Meditite		Medicham		Volbeat		Illumise		Numel
	Camerupt		Torkoal		Trapinch		Vibrava		Flygon		Cacnea
	Cacturne		Lunatone		Solrock		Baltoy		Claydol		Chimecho
	Absol		Snorunt		Glalie		Bagon		Shelgon		Salamence
	Beldum		Metang		Metagross		Regirock		Regice		Registeel
	Groudon		Jirachi		Deoxys

Pond

The pond is located in the northeast corner of the catching area. Surf is required to obtain the Pokémon within it. 37 Pokémon appear in this area, the fewest of all areas.

	Squirtle		Wartortle		Blastoise		Psyduck		Golduck		Poliwag
	Poliwhirl		Poliwrath		Slowpoke		Slowbro		Goldeen		Seaking
	Magikarp		Gyarados		Dratini		Dragonair		Totodile		Croconaw
	Marill		Azumarill		Politoed		Wooper		Quagsire		Slowking
	Mudkip		Marshtomp		Swampert		Lotad		Lombre		Ludicolo
	Surskit		Masquerain		Azurill		Barboach		Whiscash		Corphish
	Crawdaunt

Sea

The sea is located in the southeast corner of the catching area. Surf is required to obtain the Pokémon within it. 47 Pokémon appear in this area.

	Tentacool		Tentacruel		Seel		Dewgong		Shellder		Cloyster
	Krabby		Kingler		Horsea		Seadra		Staryu		Starmie
	Lapras		Omanyte		Omastar		Kabuto		Kabutops		Chinchou
	Lanturn		Qwilfish		Shuckle		Corsola		Remoraid		Octillery
	Mantine		Kingdra		Wingull		Pelipper		Carvanha		Sharpedo
	Wailmer		Wailord		Lileep		Cradily		Anorith		Armaldo
	Feebas		Milotic		Spheal		Sealeo		Walrein		Clamperl
	Huntail		Gorebyss		Relicanth		Luvdisc		Kyogre

Trivia

• Pokémon introduced in Generation IV have Pal Park locations programmed in, even though they cannot be migrated from Generation III.
• Ten question marks can be migrated to the Pal Park, but the area it will be in is unknown.

See also

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