The park houses a 14-meter-tall troll statue that is one of the largest of its kind in the world.
It features a 'Fairy Tale Cave' that utilizes animatronics to depict scenes from classic Norwegian folk tales.
The park is home to a dedicated Winter Park season, featuring buildings constructed entirely of snow and ice.
It is built on a site that historically holds significance in the Gudbrandsdalen valley landscape.
The park design is heavily influenced by the works of Norwegian fairy tale illustrators Theodor Kittelsen and Peter Christen Asbjørnsen.
Hunderfossen Adventure Park is a Norwegian theme park themed around folklore and Scandinavian fairy tales, centered on a massive 14-meter-tall statue of a troll. Located near Lillehammer, the park features over 60 attractions, including the Il Tempo Extra Gigante roller coaster and a dedicated Fairy Tale Cave. The park operates a specialized winter season, 'Hunderfossen Winter Park,' which features ice cathedrals and snow-based entertainment. The park's infrastructure integrates local cultural heritage, including the Norwegian Road Museum which is situated in the immediate vicinity. The park is designed primarily for families with children, emphasizing interactive zones rather than just thrill rides.
Directly in front of the massive troll statue at the park entrance.
Download the park app before arrival to track show schedules and real-time wait times.
Bring waterproof clothing, as some attractions include water features or are susceptible to sudden mountain weather changes.
Prioritize the Fairy Tale Cave early in the day to avoid peak midday queues.
Attempting to see every single show in one day, which can lead to rushing through the expansive park grounds.
Operates primarily as a summer park from May through August, with a limited Winter Park season in February.
Active footwear is recommended for walking between hilly zones; park guidelines mandate adult supervision for younger children on specific rides.
