The park is located on the historic grounds of the Knuthenborg estate, which has been in the Knuth family since the 17th century.
The site features one of Europe's largest outdoor dinosaur exhibitions with over 20 animatronic models.
The park provides large-scale enclosures that emphasize natural behavior and animal welfare rather than traditional cage-based exhibits.
It is home to a dedicated rescue center for abandoned or seized circus animals and confiscated exotic pets.
The park utilizes the historic parkland landscape, incorporating protected ancient trees into the animal enclosures.
It is one of the few places in Denmark where visitors can see tigers in a large-scale, open-enclosure setting.
The water park section, Limpopoland, uses climate-controlled infrastructure to extend the visitor season.
The estate grounds contain rare, exotic tree species planted by the Counts of Knuthenborg during the 19th century.
Knuthenborg Safaripark is Northern Europe's largest safari park, situated within the historic estate of Knuthenborg on the island of Lolland. The park allows visitors to drive their own vehicles through expansive enclosures where animals like giraffes, rhinos, and zebras roam freely. It features Limpopoland, an extensive water and play park area designed for families. The facility maintains a significant focus on wildlife conservation and biodiversity research. Visitors can observe animal feeding sessions scheduled throughout the day for various species. The park grounds include the Knuthenborg Manor estate, which dates back to the 19th century. The enclosures are categorized by geographic region, simulating natural habitats for the animals. A dedicated Dinosaur Forest section features life-sized animatronic models.
The raised viewing platforms overlooking the savanna plains offer the best unobstructed vantage points for photography.
Keep your car windows closed while driving through the predator enclosures, such as the tiger and wolf sections.
Download the park's digital map or app before arrival, as it provides real-time information on feeding times.
Bring swimwear and towels, as Limpopoland is included in the entrance fee and can be crowded during warm weather.
Feeding animals from your car window, as this is strictly prohibited and dangerous; expecting to see every animal immediately upon entry.
The park operates seasonally, typically opening in spring and closing in late autumn; check the official calendar for winter closure dates.
Strictly remain inside your vehicle while within designated animal enclosures; maintain a quiet demeanor to avoid stressing the animals.
