Good to know
Below are information that is good to take part of before your visit with us, we want you to be as prepared as possible and get a great experience in the park!
Consider the park's opening hours and that the last entrance is one hour before closing. We recommend having at least two hours for your visit. Some animals start to be taken in about 30 minutes before closing. Please move towards the nearest exit before closing, it is also possible to go out via the entrance at the top.
Around the park there are paved roads totalling about 3 kilometers. In some places there are shortcuts there, it can be gravel, as at Tiger Mountain and at the leopards. The road up to the top is relatively steep, therefore we refer visitors to go left turn, to the Polar World direction first and you get the steep hill that is downhill instead. For safety reasons, we do not have wagons, boxes or wheelchairs for lending or rental in the park.
If you want a simple ride through the park, there is an opportunity to enter through our top entrance at Toppstugan. The course of treatment works as an out and away when it is open, opening hours are in the course. If you miss this, there is a swivel gate to the right of the entrance hall at predator center that you have to get out through.
Dogs or other pets are not allowed to enter the park for reasons of infection control. Think about the temperature in the car if you leave your pet there. In summer, you should find a shadow location, leave windows open and make sure to have plenty of water for your animal. In winter, it is good to leave your car warm, with extra blankets and protection from the cold. Leave the phone number visible in the car and please let us know the entrance.
It also happens that the park feeds with whole body to some of the animals, such as horse, cow, moose and other game. We do this partly because it should be as natural as possible for our animals, they also get all the minerals and vitamins that they need if they get the whole body of the animal. We try to "hide" the whole bodies, but sometimes the animals themselves pull them out or end up in "public" places, because at the same time we do not want to "hide" the animals from you visitors.
The new laws from June 1, 2019 include new regulations on smoking, which includes a smoking ban in the park.
