Ree Park – Ebeltoft Safari

Ree Park – Ebeltoft Safari and its collection

Ree Park – Ebeltoft Safari is a zoo in Ebeltoft, Denmark.

The park proper runs to about 70 hectares, and with adjoining land in its ownership the holdings reach roughly 125 hectares. Frans Kilde Hansen started it in 1991 as Ebeltoft Dyrepark. Lars Thye took it over in 1993 and renamed it Ebeltoft Zoo, then intended as a nature park with grounds, play areas and animals to pet.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Dværgsilkeabe, Amerikansk sortbjørn, Rosa pelikan, Prærieugle and Gribbeperlehøne.

Exhibits

Its exhibits include Kamelhuset and savannen.

Things to do

Things to do include Land Rover Safari, Junior Ranger Camp, The America Express (train ride), Offroad Patrol and Zookeeper for a day.

What the venue says

• Guests are also welcome to bring their own picnic food to enjoy in designated rest areas.
• There are multiple on-site dining choices, including a Streetfood area and Café Bush Camp, offering a variety of meals, snacks, and drinks suitable for families.
• The park provides around 450 free parking spaces located right outside the main entrance. Dedicated disabled parking and motorcycle parking are situated closer to the entrance gate, and EV charging stations (via Clever and E.ON) are available in the main lot.
• The facility caters to visitors with disabilities by allowing cars with a handicap sign to drop off guests or park closer inside designated areas.
• Wheelchairs and electric scooters are also available to rent to help navigate the terrain.