Park Nordica

At Park Nordica, you step straight into the Nordic wilderness – and into the lives of the animals that live there. You’ll share the landscape with wolves, elk, bears, reindeer, lynx, otters – and maybe a few more, if you’re lucky.

Curiosity comes alive here. How does a bear live when no one’s watching? And why do wolves live in packs?

A child who sees a wolf for the first time never forgets it. Moments like these reveal both the beauty and the fragility of Nordic nature — and stay with you long after you leave. We create space for learning and unforgettable experiences, with tailored programs for schools, kindergartens and park visitors alike.

And if you’re after a thrill, you can fly over the park on one of Norway’s longest ziplines.

The Nordic wilderness is shrinking, and more species are pushed onto the red list every year. We want to protect the wilderness and the animals that live in it. That’s why every animal in the park has plenty of room to roam and can live much like they would in the wild.

We can’t promise you’ll see every animal in a single visit – but your chances increase considerably if you join one of our guided feeding rounds.

At Skrubb restaurant, the food on your plate comes from the same wilderness you’ve just explored. Local. Wild. Seriously good.