Tiger park and farm offer multiple adventures and activities in Ranua Wildlife Park
The Tiger Park forms an astonishing play area of ca 1.000 square meters with twin Flora Towers rising up to almost ten meters, furnished with two natural-sized tiger characters. The Farm offers play opportunities to toddlers in the traditional Finnish farm style. Lappset designed the play area in close cooperation with the client, furnished it with playground equipment, and took care of the installations.
Ranua Wildlife Park is one of the northernmost wildlife parks in Europe
The park hosts 50 animal species of the northern latitudes, like polar bears, brown bears, foxes, wolves, elks, and other arctic animals. Their newest family attraction, Tiger Park and the Farm, opened on 15 June 2020, and was designed, furnished, and installed by Lappset.
The Tiger Park forms an astonishing play area of ca 1.000 square meters with twin Flora Towers rising up to almost ten meters, furnished with two natural-sized tiger characters. The Farm offers play opportunities to toddlers in the traditional Finnish farm style.
Lappset designed the play area in close cooperation with the client, furnished it with playground equipment, and took care of the installations.
Flora range blends in with nature
Tiger Park is located in the middle of a pine forest, which is why the Lappset Flora range blends in perfectly with the surrounding. The play area comprises an area of almost one thousand square meters.
The high Flora Towers rise up to 9.6 meters giving an extraordinary play experience to visitors and providing an outstanding view over the playground. The twin Flora Towers hosts the tiger nests offering exciting encounters with two full-sized tiger characters. The balance beams make balance and coordination exercises look easy.
The Farm is reserved for toddlers with its farmhouse, tractor, and relaxation spaces.
Designers Toni Keskitalo and Tero Puotiniemi of Lappset’s design team have provided the design of the entire area in close cooperation with the client, Ranua Wildlife Park.
“We are extremely satisfied with the construction of the completely refurbished play area. The construction work took its time because of extreme snow conditions of the past winter and the coronavirus restrictions. The play park blends in the surrounding nature of Finnish pine forest just perfectly, forming an essential part of the entity.”
- Enna Paavola, CEO of Ranua Wildlife Park
Tiger playground at Ranua Wildlife Park, Finland