The facility serves as a workspace for individuals with disabilities, focusing on inclusion and meaningful daily activity.
The park is located on the estate of Stadslandgoed de Kemphaan, which is known for its focus on nature and outdoor recreation.
The animal collection includes several rescued species that were formerly exotic pets.
The layout incorporates various climate zones to support specific botanical and zoological requirements.
Almere Jungle is an indoor botanical park and animal sanctuary located within the Stadslandgoed de Kemphaan estate. The facility functions as a daytime activity center for people with disabilities who participate in the care and maintenance of the site. It features diverse habitats ranging from tropical rainforest zones to arid desert enclosures. Visitors can observe exotic animals such as monkeys, reptiles, and various bird species in settings designed to mimic their natural environments. The park emphasizes educational interaction and the conservation of rare plant species. It is situated in the Flevoland province, integrated into a larger forested recreational area. The grounds are fully wheelchair accessible to accommodate the diverse needs of both staff and guests.
The central tropical greenhouse area, which offers the most lush and vibrant lighting for photos.
Wear layers as the indoor climate is kept humid and warm to match tropical environments.
Check the daily program at the entrance for scheduled animal feeding or educational talks.
Combine your visit with a walk through the surrounding De Kemphaan estate for a full day of outdoor activities.
Assuming this is a standard high-intensity theme park; it is a smaller-scale nature educational center.
Closed on Mondays.
Do not feed the animals without staff permission and refrain from using flash photography near sensitive species.
