Orsa Rovdjurspark

Orsa Rovdjurspark is a wildlife enclosure in Dalarna featuring large areas where bears, wolves, and lynxes roam through forested terrain. The animals have space to move naturally, and visitors can watch them from multiple viewing points throughout the grounds.

The park was established in 1992 as a dedicated place to care for and study Scandinavian predators in a setting close to nature. Since opening, it has become an important location for learning about these animal species.

The park serves as a place where visitors can observe how predators live and understand their role in the natural world. People come to watch these animals up close and learn about the importance of these species in Swedish forests.

The site is easy to walk through, with paths leading through the forest to different viewing spots. It is best to wear comfortable shoes and allow time for slow observation, especially during active hours when animals are moving around.

Visitors can watch brown bears from raised walkways that allow close viewing without barriers between observer and animal. This closeness makes watching the behavior of these large creatures especially direct and absorbing.

Address: Björnparksvägen 12, 794 90 Orsa, Sweden

Opening Hours: off

Phone: +4625046207

Website: https://orsarovdjurspark.se

GPS coordinates: 61.21514,14.53445

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:54