The animals

Polar bear

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can experience the worlds largest landliving predator in a unique polar bear park.

Brown bear

Brown bears have many names, but in Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet the European Brown Bear up close.

Wolf

The wolf has returned to Denmark, and in Scandinavian Wildlife Park there's a guarantee of getting a closer look.

Sea eagle

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can experience the worlds largest sea eagle: The Steller's sea eagle!

Wild horse

Przewalski-heste er det tætteste vi idag kommer på en ægte vildhest, og du kan møde dem i Skandinavisk Dyrepark.

Muskox

The muskox looks like a forhistoric animal. In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet them in their big enclosure.

Red fox

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet the classic red fox with a white tip of the tail.

Polecat

The polecat that you will meet in Scandinavian Wildlife Park is the same that lives in the wild in Denmark.

Moose

The moose can weigh up to 500 kg. In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet the worlds largest deer.

Fallow deer

The fallow deer in Scandinavian Wildlife Park are very tame and come extremely close.

Red deer

The red deer is the largest species of deer in Denmark, and you can see them in Scandinavian Wildlife Park.

Reindeer

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can in 2021 again meet reindeer in completely new surroundings.

Sika deer

Denmark is the only Scandinavian country with wild Sika deer and you can also meet them in Scandinavian Wildlife Park.

Roe deer

The roe deer is Denmark's and Scandinavian Wildlife Park's smallest deer.

Wild boar

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet wild boars in all sizes. Right from the huge boar, to the small piglets.

Goats

Our sweet and family friendly pygmy goats are found by the big playground - and you can go in and feed the goats.

Viper

In Scandinavian Wildlife Park you can meet Denmarks only venomous snake. The viper has a zig-zag pattern down their back

Grass snake

The grass snake is not venomous, even though it has two bright yellow spots on it's neck.