Most public transport only goes as far as Kolind city – approx. 7 km from Scandinavian Wildlife Park.

A few departures with bus route no. 120 in the weekdays run closer to the main entrance to Scandinavian Wildlife Park between Nødager and Pederstrup.

Read more about transportation to the park

No, dogs are not allowed as parts of the walk through Scandinavian Wildlife Park go through the animals’ facilities.

We offer dog parking, which you can read more about HERE. Select “Dog Parking”.

No. The digestive system of the animals is very complex and fluctuations in their feed can make them sick. Therefore, it is only allowed to feed deer and goats with the feed sold in the Entrance and Boden.

Read more here

No, you walk through Scandinavian Wildlife Park and it is not possible to drive around in your own car. We also do not offer tours in other motorized means of transport.

Cycling in the park is also not allowed. However, the exception is running bikes for very young children.

You may bring your own electric scooter or wheelchair. Of course, it is also allowed to bring strollers and trolleys.

It is also possible to rent an electric scooter, wheelchair and stroller with us. Read more here

Scandinavian Wildlife Park is a piece of Scandinavian nature, and you experience the animals by walking on the paths and boardwalks. The walk around the park is around 3-4 kilometers long.

The paths are gravel, and it’s possible to move around in a wheelchair or electric scooter. Please ask at the entrance for the optimal route to take through the park.

The entrances to the entrance building, Polar Bear Park, Wolf Park, Brown Bear Park, Café and restrooms are all accessible by wheelchair.

It’s possible to rent an electric scooter in Scandinavian Wildlife Park.

The electric scooter has a battery capacity of around 3 hours, and can easily transport you the whole way through the park.

It’s possible to borrow a wheelchair in Scandinavian Wildlife Park.Lej elscooter

Our 2 traditional wheelchairs have wheels that are well suited for the paths in the park.

At the entrance you can rent a handcart to transport your bags and lunchpack around the wildlife park.

The animals in Scandinavian Wildlife Park has a lot of space, and this means that the walk around the park can get a little long. Especially our youngest visitors sometimes need a little rest, and a handcart can bring a much needed brake for tiny legs.

Yes!

The Loghouse Café is open on all opening days and offers burgers, sandwiches, salads and fast food with a twist.

We also have other places that sell food, ice cream and souvenirs. Read about them here.

You’re more than welcome to bring a packed lunch for your outing in Scandinavian Wildlife Park. You can transport it in one of our handcarts, or you can go out to get it in your car, when you’re ready to eat.

There are lots picnic tables by the Wolf Park, the Loghouse Café, the polar bear minishop and the minishop by the eagles. All are free to use. Many of the picnic tables are sheltered from the rain or sun (not by the Wolf Park).

By the playground is a huge sheltered area, where you can see both the playground and the red deer park.

Near the Loghouse Café you’ll find a gas grill free to use for all our guests. The café will start the grill upon request. Note, that the grill will take about 20 minutes to warm up.

It’s also possible to buy one of our DIY grill menus from the Café.
See the grill menus here