Accessibility in Glasriket’s Moose Park

It is important to us that all our visitors get the most out of their experience in the park. In our aim to make your visit as pleasant as possible, we continuously try to improve accessibility at Glasriket’s Moose Park.

Parking

There is a large car park – free of charge – for Glasriket’s Moose Park visitors.

Toilets

A number of toilets, including a handicap toilet, are located inside Glasriket’s Moose Park near the moose shop.

Wash your hands

In order to protect you as well as our animals, we recommend that you wash your hands before and after you have been in contact with the animals. There is a wash-basin placed outside at the toilet building for this purpose.

Disability access

Glasriket’s Moose Park is suitable for persons with a disability, with easy access to the moose shop and barbecue cottage. We can accommodate one wheelchair per safari tour on our trailer. Our staff will help you use the special ramp to get in. Visitors with a disability do not need to book in advance. Simply let us know when you arrive and we will assist you. If you have difficulty walking you can drive all the way up to the entrance so that we can help you further onto the safari trailer.

Assistants

Disability assistants and other escorts have free admission if they can attest their role.

Dogs

Dogs are not allowed into the park.
The dog may not accompany you to the souvenir shop/moose shop or near the moose park’s animals.
Unknown dogs stress the moose park’s animals and can cause a lot of stress and damage to both the animals and people.

The dog may only stay in designated places outside the moose park near the parking lot.

The dog can accompany you when you go on safari with your own car, but then the dog must sit in a cage and absolutely not see the moose, bark or come close to the car’s windows.

Staff instructions must be followed when dealing with dogs.

We ask you to remember not to leave your dog in a hot car!

For everyone’s safety and well-being!
Respect our rules regarding dogs.