Frequently Asked Questions
Accommodation
We no longer offer accommodation in the park, but there are good alternatives in the local area, such as Harran Camping and Trones Camping.
Animal feeding
Since 6 September, the park has been operating in the low season, and feeding rounds are no longer offered as part of the park experience.
Attractions
All attractions and activities are closed during the low season, but you’re still welcome to visit the park and see the animals.
Dogs in the park
To help keep our animals safe and healthy, visitors are not allowed to bring pets or other animals into Park Nordica. This applies to all animals, regardless of breed or size. Thank you for your understanding.
Just outside the entrance, there is a shaded waiting area where your dog can stay while you visit the park. The dog enclosure is free to use and is unattended.
Electric car charging
We currently do not have a charging station on site, but there are chargers nearby at Grong and Nordlandsporten (Tesla).
Food and group orders
Skrubb Restaurant is currently closed for regular service and is focusing on catering and private events.
For larger groups and special occasions, you can still rent the restaurant and gather your group with us. We are happy to serve food and tailor the menu to suit your wishes and needs.
Whether you are planning a birthday, company party, anniversary, or simply want to bring a larger group together for a good meal, we would love to hear from you.
Skrubb Restaurant is accepting catering and group orders. To learn more and get in touch, visit Skrubb Lunsjpakke on Facebook or send us an email.
Motorhomes and parking
We have regular parking, but no power/hookups for motorhomes.
New owner and offerings under development
The park is under new ownership and is now called Park Nordica (formerly Namsskogan Familiepark). Park Nordica is still under development, and several of the former attractions are unavailable while we work on maintenance, safety, and the necessary approval processes. The change of ownership means that all attractions must be approved again in accordance with current requirements, and this is extensive work that takes time. The zipline and climbing tower are currently available as attractions. Other attractions, the bobsleigh track and bumper boats, are not in operation.
Opening hours
The park is open every day from 10:00 to 16:00.
Park Nordica is currently in the off-season, and all activities are currently discontinued. This means that the climbing tower and zipline are closed, and the café and Skrubb Restaurant are not open. Feeding rounds are also no longer offered.
However, the park remains open to visitors who wish to take a walk through the park and see the animals on their own.
The entrance ticket is 150 NOK during the low season for everyone aged 6 and over. Children aged 0–5 enter free of charge.
Tickets and prices
Tickets can be purchased at the park entrance or online.
During the low season, the entrance fee is 150 NOK for everyone aged 6 and over.
Children aged 0–5 enter free of charge.
Wheelchairs and accessibility
Most of the park is accessible for wheelchair users. We have wheelchairs available to borrow, but unfortunately, they are limited in number and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
When does the park close?
Park Nordica is currently in the off-season. It is therefore no longer possible to use the climbing tower or zipline, visit the café or Skrubb Restaurant, or take part in the feeding rounds.
However, the park remains open to visitors who wish to take a walk through the park and see the animals on their own.
The entrance ticket costs 150 NOK during the low season for everyone aged 6 and over. Children aged 0–5 enter free of charge.