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Pal Park Pokémon Diamond and Pearl · Caves & landmark

Pal Park in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl
Pal Park in Diamond and Pearl

Pal Park is a Pokémon preserve at the east end of Route 221 in south-west Sinnoh, opened after you obtain the National Pokédex. It lets you migrate Pokémon from the Game Boy Advance games: six per day are released into the park and must be recaptured in a timed Catching Show with Park Balls.

Type
Caves & landmark
Wild Pokémon
None
Items
4
HMs needed
Surf

Connects to: Route 221

Where Pal Park is in SinnohPosition on the Sinnoh map

Wild Pokémon

No wild Pokémon here.

Items

ItemWhere
Park Ball ×6Given for each Catching Show; they cannot be kept
Random BerryReward from the Park Ranger after each Catching Show; rarer with higher scores
Crown or Tiara (Accessory)Gift from a girl in the lobby with FireRed (Crown) or LeafGreen (Tiara) inserted
Underground, Seafloor or Sky backdropGift from a girl in the lobby with Ruby, Sapphire or Emerald inserted

Tips

  • Insert a Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed or LeafGreen cartridge to unlock the Migrate option on the title menu; Pokémon knowing HM moves cannot be sent.
  • Score highly in the Catching Show (fast catches with varied types) to earn rarer Berries from the Park Ranger.
  • Pal Park is the only DP source of species such as the legendary birds, the Regi trio and Tropius.
  • Only six Pokémon can be migrated per save file every 24 hours, and they can never return to the GBA game.
  • Show score = catching points + time points + type points; your rival Barry holds the default high score of 2000.
  • The park has Field, Forest, Pond, Mountain and Sea areas.

Walkthrough: Part 12: After the credits

More pictures

Pal Park Forest
Pal Park Forest
Pal Park entrance
Pal Park entrance
Pal Park outside
Pal Park outside

FAQ

Are there wild Pokémon in Pal Park?

No wild Pokémon appear here in Diamond and Pearl.

What items are in Pal Park?

4 items, including Park Ball, Random Berry, Crown or Tiara (Accessory), Underground, Seafloor or Sky backdrop.

Which HMs do you need for Pal Park?

Surf to reach everything.

Sources & picture credits

Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon tables come from the Diamond/Pearl encounter data in PokeAPI; Gym and League teams from the pret/pokediamond decompilation. Maps and screenshots © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives (listed on the image gallery).