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Experience the most Swedish creature, just a few inches from yourself. Until Jurassic park is duable, this is as exciting as it gets in Scandinavia!
The son of the family has taken over the farm since 5 years back, now updated the park for a more wholesome visit.
After you've parked your vehicle, free of charge, you enter the gift shop in the remodeled barn. You are welcomed by nice, English-speaking if necessary member of the family. Here you pay for tickets you've booked online.
The tour starts with getting on the wagons driven by tractors. Thereafter you will encounter the magnificent reindeer, both bucks and females with their newborn alongside.
The guides feed the animals whilst speaking about the park and its residents. Here you can take photographs and potentially pat some of the more social ruminants.
The second and last stop is the moose-enclosure. Meet the giants with their huge antlers, "Karl" and "Micke" being two of them. It's great to see the guides standing next to these enormous animals, patting them and talking to them.
Once the tour is finished you can enjoy some swedish 'fika', or buy something nice in the gift shop.
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We became aware to this Älgpark due to all the positive reviews here and we can absolutely confirm these. This Älgpark is different than other ones, as there are not only moose, but also red deer and fallow deer to see. You are sitting in a trailor and are getting driven through the park by the owners. Once the animals can be seen, they stop and explain interesting facts about the animals you see and give you time to take pictures. For foreigners they offer the explanations in English and German, which is very cool. After the safari, there is still plenty of time to buy some souvenirs in the house boutique that reminds you of this...
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There are so many Elk-parks in Sweden. This was our second tour. We enjoyed it very much, especially since the information about the animals is shared in three languages (Swedish, English, German) so our four kids (2,6,8,10 yo) could follow the lectures and watch the magnificent wildlife.
The price is fair, the tour takes about an hour. The trailers were ab bit packed but not to much to feel uncomfortable, as long as you don’t mind wooden benches.
It was a very nice experience and the whole family enjoyed it very much. Thanks to the whole team of the...
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