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What reviewers say about Langedrag

Generated with AI from 374 reviews on Trustburn · updated 15 days ago

Across the cross-section of reviews, customers frequently describe Langedrag positively as a nature or animal park in the mountains where the animals are well cared for, with several also commenting on the experience being too expensive.
What does Langedrag do?

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What are the most common complaints about Langedrag?

Based on the lowest-rated reviews on file, the critical reviewers mainly complained about the high prices, poor food and tableware, dirty toilets, and feeling disappointed because the animals they came to see were missing or hard to find.

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Uldis Jekabsons
Reviews 1

Amazing place.
Love the variety of animals around and how friendly they are.
We took guided horse ride to top of the mountain. Fantastic experience. Recommend all to try it.

Monica Johansen
Reviews 1

Here we have been many times. We tend to be a full day, but you get nice with the park on a visit of 2-3 hours as well. One can walk out of the park and further into the area behind. A great trip! There is very good atmosphere at Langedrag, both among animals and staff. Clear that expensive is good here! It costs about 600, - for 2 adults and 1 child to enter. It is arranged for you to enjoy brought food on the benches that are available and you can use the grills that are available. We always buy sour cream at the restaurant there, it has become our tradition :) There are very nice views from the top of the park over the Tunhovdsfjord and towards Hardangervidda. Best to visit the park after several days of stay, if not you should wear boots as there can be a lot of mud. Animals go both free (like rabbits), while other animals are fenced in large areas to enter (mountain goats, cows, horses) Other animals are in "locked" areas (such as peacocks, wolves, gauper, reindeer and reefs) Man get good contact with the animals and the place can be safely recommended for both those who are little or much used to animals.

Ichbins
Reviews 1

First-class facility that justifies the high entry price. Two adult day ticket 580 NOK, without bookable extras.
As is customary in Norway, you can easily take food and drinks with you onto the site.
State-of-the-art gas grills are available for a BBC.
Those who want to stay longer can also spend the night on the premises. But this is very much in demand, so you should reserve it.

Gert Joke Van Hoof - Wegsteen
Reviews 1

Very little effort was made to provide explanations in English during the guided 'feeding sessions'. Easy 20 minutes in Norwegian and then 5 minutes in English. However expensive enough, service can be the same.
In this cold and wet weather it required extra effort if you did not understand a word of a long explanation. Unfortunately

Beautiful park with special wild animals.

Alf Sagen
Reviews 1

Truly impressing to see the relationship and communication between the animals and the people who have built this place to what it is. Raindeers, horses, cattle and goats walking freely among the visitors, coming home for the night. What seems like a thousand rabbits jumping around your feet (and all other animals' feet, obviously). Great lessons about the origin of domesticated animals, and the kids got to try farm work and milking goats. Great food and beer from the local micro brewery.

Torstein L.B
Reviews 1

Had some wonderful days at camp! People like Lise lotte, Eirin and Madelene made the experience something I will hardly forget! Great nature, nice people and lots of nice animals! Would recommend anyone who loves animals to go to Langedrag. Hope I get kjangs to go there again!

John Stribos
Reviews 1

Nice park with local wildlife such as moose, reindeer, wolf and lynx. Nice restaurant with terrace. Located far from civilization. Getting there is beautiful. Entry is quite pricey. It is a pity that the explanations for the tour are only in Norwegian. Otherwise I would have given it 4 stars.

Bodil Bolstad
Reviews 1

Two absolutely wonderful days together with cheerful and helpful people, who looked to make our experiences a good memory. It has been balm for both body and soul to have all the animals around them in this special way. All the glory to you who make this possible for us other animal lovers. Have a nice summer despite Covid-19, wash your hands and keep your distance so that we can be released soon. Big hug to everyone

Arild Holter
Reviews 1

A fantastic place where children and adults can get to know some of our predators in the Norwegian fauna. Would recommend following the feeding of some animals that start at 2 pm at the wolf enclosure WOW and go on to the lynx and the mountain fox and the reindeer. Lots of activities to report themselves on
box 6 ..........

Fabien BATTESTI - ROSEMBERG
Reviews 1

A very nice game where for once there are no animals within reach only of the premises and there is something to see ... I highly recommend this Park if you have been staying in Norway for animals and you were not satisfied to jump there is really a happiness.

Aadenrina Vandijk
Reviews 1

Very nice location. Imagine yourself before a visit at an out of the ordinary petting zoo. With horses, rabbits, pigs and goats that run free. They also have wolves, moose, left and some reindeer behind fences. Super fun for small children but not for kids over 10 years old. (Pricey = 20 euros per person)

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