Ree Park – Ebeltoft Safari

Stretching across Djursland peninsula, Ree Park houses over 800 animals from 80 species representing five continents in naturalized environments.

Founded in 1991 as Ebeltoft Dyrepark, the facility underwent multiple ownership changes until Karsten Ree acquired it in 2006, establishing its current identity.

The park maintains strong connections with EAZA and participates in European breeding programs to protect endangered species like cheetahs and European bison.

Visitors can explore extensive grounds with designated viewing areas, walking paths, recreational spaces, and facilities designed for full-day family excursions.

Black bears enjoy specialized habitats with tall trees and lakes, while cheetahs roam through hilly bush savannas that enable natural hunting behaviors.

Location: Syddjurs Municipality

Website: http://reepark.dk

GPS coordinates: 56.26350,10.73680

Latest update: May 11, 2025 22:25