Plan your visit

Address and parking

Where is Naturkraft located and can I park?

The address is Naturparken 10, 6950 Ringkøbing.

You are walking:
For those walking to Naturkraft, there are trails that allow you to walk from Ringkøbing to Naturkraft. The trails start at Kastengevej and Holstebrovej/Amtmandens Allé, where you’ll find signs for Naturkraft.

Naturkraft near Ringkøbing Station and thus close to both trains and buses.

Take public transportation to Ringkøbing

Eco-friendly accommodations

If you’re coming by bike:
You can also use the paths by bike. In fact, you can ride right up to the entrance.

We take good care of you and your bike; you’ll find a bike station right near the entrance. Here, you can pump up your tires and borrow the tools you need to get your bike in top shape for the rest of your journey.

Please note that cycling is not permitted on Highway 15.

You can rent a bike here

If you’re coming by car:
Cars reach Naturkraft Highway 15—the ring road that circles Ringkøbing. There is a parking lot at Naturkraft, and parking is free.

You’re welcome to drive down to the drop-off zone if someone in your group has difficulty walking. You can then park in the parking lot and follow the path to Naturkraft.

If you arrive in an electric car, you can charge your vehicle during your visit. We have four charging stations with a total of eight charging points.

The company Norlys manages the charging stations. On their website, you can check if a charging station is available and see the current price.

Find info about Norlys charging stations

If you’re arriving in a car with a disability permit:
There are two accessible parking spots in the area outside Naturkraft: Right at the entrance and in the parking lot closest to Naturkraft.

Times and duration

How long does a visit to Naturkraft last?

A visit typically lasts between three and four hours. Of course, it all depends on how much you get into the games and activities. Some people will spend less time, while others will spend more time at Naturkraft.

We find that families with children, in particular, spend the whole day at Naturkraft.
Times and prices

Hours of Operation for 2026

January 1,

Closed

January 2–4,

Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

January 5 – February 4

Closed

February 5–15

Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

February 16 – March 25

Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

March 26 – June 26

Tuesday – Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

March 30, April 6, and May 25, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

June 27 – August 31

Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Admission: 195 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

(Please note: Different admission prices apply during the Bork Viking Market on August 7–9)

September 1–30

Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

October 1 – November 1

Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission: 195 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

(Note: Different admission prices apply for Naturkraft Dark on October 12)

November 2 – December 13

Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

December 14–26

Closed

December 27–30

Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

December 31 – January 1, 2027

Closed

January 2, 2027 – January 6, 2027

Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission: 175 DKK

Children ages 0–17: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

Naturkraft Dark (October 12)

Admission: 195 DKK

Children ages 3–17: 50 DKK

Children ages 0–2: Free admission when accompanied by an adult

Subject to change.

Open to groups by appointment. Contact booking@rfmuseer.dk

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dogs

Can I bring my dog on Naturkraft?

Yes, dogs are welcome in Naturkraft. Dogs must be kept on a leash and supervised at all times. Dogs are also allowed inside the main building - except in the café.

Children and young people

I am going to visit Naturkraft with children, what are my options?

There are plenty of activities for both young and old at Naturkraft, and there are also baby changing facilities. You are very welcome to bring prams and pushchairs to Naturkraft, there are gravel paths, so it is easy to get around the site.

Disability issues

I have a disability, what are my options?

Naturkraft designed to ensure that everyone can enjoy a great experience. Inside the main building, there is an elevator, but you can also move between floors via “Holmsland Klit,” which serves as both an exhibition space and a ramp.

Outside in the park, there are wide paths made of gravel and crushed stone that are easily accessible. However, it is not possible to use a wheelchair in the area with sand and dunes. There are accessible parking spaces closest to the entrance to Naturkraft accessible restrooms in the main building.

Naturkraft registered with God Adgang.

See the accessibility report

Food and drink

Can you eat and drink at Naturkraft?

Yes! There is a café at Naturkraft where you can always buy food and drinks. (Please note that the kitchen closes 30 minutes before the museum.)

The café’s menu always includes vegetarian and organic options, and it is regularly updated to feature seasonal ingredients. We emphasize making food from scratch and reducing food waste, and we prioritize purchasing ingredients with the shortest possible transport distance and the lowest possible environmental impact.

You are also welcome to bring your own packed lunch. You can enjoy it in an area inside the main building, or—if the weather is nice—you can sit outside. There are tables and benches available, and otherwise you’re welcome to bring a blanket and find a cozy spot.

Throughout the park, you’ll find water fountains where you can fill up your water bottles.

Find other eco-friendly dining options

Clothing

Do I need to bring special clothing?

Naturkraft is set in beautiful open countryside, so dress for the weather, it can be chilly when the sun is not shining.