Polar Park — Zoo in Bardu Municipality

Polar Park and its collection

Polar Park, opened in 1994, is a zoo in Bardu, Norway.

Opened on 18 June 1994, the park shows animals in natural surroundings and claims the title of northernmost animal park. Just 12 enclosures are spread across 110 hectares, a ratio of space to animals it claims is among the best anywhere. The collection concentrates on Nordic wildlife, including the country's four largest predators: brown bear, lynx, wolf and wolverine.

What the venue says

  • free audio guide via the Voice of Norway app
  • outdoor play area, obstacle course, and seasonal farm animals
  • There is an on-site restaurant and café serving meals and refreshments.
  • A large, free parking lot is situated directly outside the main entrance, available for visitors between 08:00 and 19:00.
  • The park is wheelchair accessible, featuring pathways that allow visitors to navigate through the expansive terrain and view the wildlife areas.

Opening hours

Sep 01-Jun 20 10:00-15:30; Jun 21-Aug 31 10:00-18:00; May 17 off; Dec 24 off

As published by the venue; we could not read it into a timetable.

Admission

Ticket TypePrice
General admission385.00 NOK

Facilities

We hold no categorised facilities for Polar Park. What the venue itself says is under “What the venue says” above.

Exhibitions & events

No upcoming events

No temporary exhibitions or scheduled public events are published for Polar Park at this time.

Location & map

Bonesveien
Bardu
Norway

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Animals

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