Nordens Ark

They have a big parking area, nice to walk around with kids , many stations with playgrounds, wc 🚻 and get food or water. The restaurant doesn't offer a buffet ( that I think will make it better ) just pizza 🍕 some swedish dishes . We saw a few animals but the amazing 😍 was the leopard 🐆 And they have a small but cute gif store.

It’s difficult to leave a clear review, as my feelings about this place are quite mixed. The park itself is huge and located in a beautiful area. The grounds are very well-maintained and clean, making it pleasant to walk around. There are plenty of restrooms throughout the park and even a small café where you can take a break. The animals look healthy and well cared for, which is great to see — but unfortunately, there aren’t very many of them. For kids, there is also a small playground, which is a nice touch. On the downside, the entrance fee feels overpriced, especially considering the limited number of animals and the overall impression. My personal ratings: • Cleanliness and comfort — ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ • Healthy and well-kept animals — ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ • Number of animals — ⭐⭐⭐ • Emotional experience — ⭐⭐ • Price — ⭐⭐ Overall, it’s a place with a beautiful setting and good care for animals, but with a rather high price and not as exciting as expected.

Nordens Ark is a wonderful place to see unique species like dholes, red pandas, and Pallas’s cats. The enclosures are spacious and well-designed, reflecting the park’s strong commitment to conservation and animal welfare. I really had an amazing experience!

Beautiful location with amazing animals to see. We had a special Meet and Greet with the Snow Leopards and had a amazing time. Lots of walking, but the walkways are clean and the views are beautiful. We saw snow Leopards, another type of Leopards, tiger, deer, birds, and other animals during our visit. Well worth the trip.

We visited during the few days they are open in the winter holiday, and it was a fantastic experience. There weren’t too many people, so it was lovely and peaceful to walk around the beautiful park. The staff were incredibly kind and took the time to explain and show us things—we even got to see the owls being fed. The animals are beautiful and seem to be well cared for in their enclosures. It’s a truly impressive park, and we highly recommend it!

An amazing experience, showcasing the freedom and vastness of the space, with the enclosures feeling just like their normal habitats. We got to see them in action taking care of the owl hatchlings as well. Couldn't see the snow leopard which is one of my favourite animals but will definitely go again to be able to see it!

We checked both the website and the app, but unfortunately, after an hour's drive, upon arrival, the main part of the park was closed due to the weather. Paying 100 kroner per person for a mediocre petting zoo simply wasn't worth it.

Not a very big zoo but quite well managed . 2 , 3 hours and enough to go through the whole zoo. We stayed in their hotel which was a good experience as well ... good food options in the hotel. There are few trails and petting farm which is a good addition.

My parents and I went here today and at first it seemed a bit deserted because we came in the off season in November. But after we went through the entrance gate we found the animals. We came on a Monday and we only passed about 3 other people. Then when we got to the leopard exhibit they were being fed and it was very entertaining watching the leopards run over and eat. The animals I enjoyed seeing the most were the Tigers, wild dogs, the snow leopard, the Wolverines and the red panda. Furthermore, I really liked how much space each animal got in their enclosure. It's nice to see that these endangered animals get so much space in these very natural enclosures.