The park is integrated into the larger Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park, which is one of the oldest nature parks in Schleswig-Holstein.
The enclosures are specifically designed to minimize barriers, allowing animals to utilize natural forest cover and terrain.
It maintains a focus on environmental pedagogy, hosting local school groups to discuss forest management and biodiversity.
The facility includes a dedicated 'insects hotel' and a nature trail explaining the life cycles of local flora.
Möllner Wild Park is a 22-hectare wildlife preserve located within the Uhlenkolk forest, focusing on indigenous European species. The park features a circular trail system that allows visitors to observe animals in large, naturalistic enclosures. Native fauna include red deer, fallow deer, wild boar, and various birds of prey housed in designated aviaries. A centerpiece of the facility is the Naturparkzentrum Uhlenkolk, which provides ecological education about the regional landscape. The terrain is characterized by the rolling, forested hills of the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park. Visitors can access a specialized owl enclosure and walk through diverse forest habitats. The park serves as both a conservation site and a recreational destination for families and nature enthusiasts.
The viewing platform overlooking the red deer enclosure during the early morning mist.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes as the terrain consists of unpaved forest paths that can be muddy.
Bring binoculars for better sightings of deer in the larger, heavily forested enclosures.
Stay on the marked paths to avoid disturbing the wildlife and to comply with park conservation rules.
Do not attempt to feed the animals or cross protective barriers, as the animals are semi-wild and can be unpredictable.
Open year-round, though paths may be restricted during extreme weather events or forest maintenance operations.
Dogs must be kept on a short leash at all times. Feeding animals is strictly prohibited to maintain their health and natural diet.
