The park is located in the vicinity of the Orlík Reservoir landscape, influencing its natural trail designs.
The archaeological section allows visitors to handle replicas of findings to understand Early Middle Ages daily life.
The barefoot path utilizes over 20 different types of natural surfaces including pine cones, sand, and smooth river stones.
Structures within the village are built using period-accurate techniques and materials to mirror 10th-century housing.
The park hosts seasonal themed programs that change based on traditional Czech folk calendar milestones.
Zážitkový park Zeměráj is an outdoor experiential park focused on Czech history, archaeology, and nature exploration located near Kovářov. The grounds feature a reconstructed medieval village and an archaeological site where visitors can participate in simulated excavations. A primary feature is the barefoot path, which is one of the longest of its kind in the region, designed with varying natural textures. The park incorporates mythological trails inspired by Slavic folklore and traditional folk architecture. Interactive zones allow visitors to try ancient crafts like stone grinding or weaving. The site is designed to be physically immersive, emphasizing hands-on learning over traditional observation. It is particularly geared towards families and educational groups seeking active, outdoor engagement with history.
Inside the reconstructed medieval village with the traditional thatched-roof huts as a backdrop.
Bring a change of clothes and a towel, as many activities involve mud, sand, or water interaction.
Wear comfortable, slip-on shoes for quick removal before entering the barefoot path.
Check the park's online calendar before visiting, as specific craft demonstrations vary by day.
Do not expect a traditional high-adrenaline theme park; this is a slow-paced, educational, and natural environment.
Open seasonally from spring through early autumn; typically closed during winter months.
Dress for messy outdoor activity; the park encourages walking barefoot in designated zones.
