The park hosts over 2,500 garden gnomes within its grounds.
It is situated near the Trusetal Waterfall, a man-made waterfall created in 1865.
The park includes a miniature train track that allows visitors to tour parts of the site.
The collection features historical and artistically significant gnome figures dating back several decades.
The site operates primarily as a seasonal family attraction in the heart of the Thuringian Forest.
Zwergen-Park Trusetal is a specialized amusement and theme park centered around thousands of garden gnomes displayed across an outdoor woodland setting. Located in the Thuringian Forest, the park features a miniature railway, various children's play equipment, and a dedicated gnome museum. The grounds are designed as a walking path through landscaped gardens that house the extensive gnome collection. It serves as a regional attraction primarily targeted at families with young children. The park utilizes the natural topography of the Trusetal valley to integrate its installations into the local environment.
The central bridge overlooking the densest concentration of garden gnomes.
Wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes as the park features uneven forest paths.
Bring weather-appropriate gear, as the entire park is outdoors and subject to Thuringian mountain weather changes.
Attempting to visit during the winter months, as the park is seasonal.
Closed during the winter season; typically reopens in early spring and closes in late autumn.
Stay on marked paths to avoid damaging the gnome displays; no climbing on play structures for adults.
