Visited the farm during heavy rainfall. It looked nice. In case the weather was nice kids could really have enjoyed themselves because there is enough opportunity to play. It's quiet expensive for Belgian norms but the close encounters with animals are lovely. It's not a very big park but it's nice and the animals have nice surroundings. We did the extra wolfpuppy petting activity (at extra cost). Two wolfpups and two huskypets could be petted but in a respectful way outside. We loved it. Never had an opportunity like this before. Staff is helpful and friendly and you can ask questions in English. In case of bad weather a normal raincoat is not sufficient. All Norwegians wore heavy rain materials (trousers and jackets) (they were better prepared than we). Rain in Norway is just not the same. Cafetaria is nice and cosy.

Lots of animals and a nice place to visit but at 2 times during the day there were speeches by a woman and she only spoke Norwegian so we did not understand anything she was saying about the animals The wifi english option didnt work as no wifi outside?!

Wonderful interactive animal park for all ages, the best part being the animal feedings (this includes feeding reindeers, moose and foxes in the ticket) or any additional experiences you may decide to pay for. Like many people mentioned it is pricey, but caring for all these unique animals I'm sure doesn't come cheap. We paid for the additional socialized wolf interaction and it was amazing, I highly recommend it. For anyone who is an English speaking traveler or a non-Norwegian speaker, all signs and feeding presentations are in Norwegian. So be sure to have downloaded google translate ahead of time. Definitely an amazing once in a lifetime experience and would recommended if you have the time and funds to experience this great park.