Plan your visit

• Where is Naturkraft located and can I park?

  The address is Naturparken 10, 6950 Ringkøbing.
  
  You are a pedestrian:
  For those of you who come to Naturkraft on foot, there are paths from Ringkøbing to Naturkraft. The paths begin at Kastengevej and Holstebrovej/Amtmandens Allé, and here is the sign to Naturkraft.
  
  You arrive by bike:
  By bike, you can also use the trails. In fact, you can cycle right up to the entrance.
  
  We take care of you and your bike, because close to the entrance you'll find a bike station. Here you can air up your tires and borrow the tools you need to get your bike in good shape for the journey ahead.
  
  Please note that cycling is not allowed on highway 15.
  
  You arrive by car with a handicap sign:
  There is disabled parking in two places in the area outside Naturkraft: At the entrance and in the parking lot closest to Naturkraft.
  
  Arriving by car:
  Cars arrive at Naturkraft via highway 15 - the ring road that leads around Ringkøbing.
  There is a parking lot at Naturkraft, and parking is free.
  
  You are welcome to drive down to the drop-off zone if you have someone in your party who has a walking disability. You can then park in the parking lot and follow the path to Naturkraft.
  
  If you come by electric car, you can charge your car during your visit. We have four stands with a total of eight charging points.
  
  The company Norlys manages the charging stations. On their website it is possible to see if there is a charging point available and the current price.
  
  
  Norlys
  
  
  

• How long does a visit to Naturkraft last?

  A visit typically takes between three and four hours. Of course, it all depends on how much you get involved in the games and activities. Some will spend less time, while others will spend more time in Naturkraft.
  We find that families with children in particular spend the whole day in Naturkraft.
  

• Times and prices

  Opening hours for 2025

  
  

  January 2 - January 3
  
  Open 11 am - 3:30 pm
  
  Admission: 145 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  January 4 - February 5

  
  

  Closed

  
  

  February 6 - March 31
  
  Thursday - Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
  
  February 8 - 16: every day 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  April 1 - June 27
  
  Tuesday - Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
  
  April 21: open 10 am - 4 pm
  
  June 9: open 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  June 28 - August 31
  
  Every day 10 am - 5 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  September 1 - September 30
  
  Tuesday - Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  October 1 - October 31
  
  Every day 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  November 1 - December 14
  
  Thursday - Sunday: 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  December 15 - December 27
  
  Closed to the public

  
  

  December 28th
  
  Open from 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  December 29th.
  
  Open from 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  December 30th.
  
  Open 10 am - 4 pm
  
  Admission: 165 kr.
  
  Children 0-17 years: Free admission with an adult

  
  

  December 31st
  
  Closed on

  
  

  With us, you can go on various expeditions into nature and learn more about the beautiful West Jutland nature that surrounds us. The expeditions are of course free when the entrance fee is paid, but if you want an extended expedition experience with more activities, these can be purchased on site throughout the 2025 season.

  
  

  Subject to change without notice.

  
  
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• 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.

• 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.

• I have a disability, what are my options?

  Naturkraft is designed so that everyone can have a good experience. Inside the main building there is an elevator, but you can also get back and forth between floors via 'Holmsland Klit', which serves as both exhibition and ramp. Outside the park there are wide gravel/stone paths with good accessibility. However, it is not possible to use a wheelchair in the sand and dune area. There are disabled parking spaces closest to the entrance to Naturkraft and disabled toilets in the main building.

• Can you eat and drink at Naturkraft?

  Yes!!! There is a café in Naturkraft where you can always buy food and drinks. The kitchen closes 30 min before the museum.
  
  You can also 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 both tables and benches available and you are welcome to bring a blanket and find a cozy nook.
  

• 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.

• Can I smoke on Naturkraft?

  Smoking is not allowed on Naturkraft's premises. Guests are advised to smoke outside Naturkraft's area.