Cape Wild
Luleå, Sweden
About Cape Wild
Cape Wild in Swedish Lapland keeps tame moose and reindeer that visitors meet, pet and feed. It works only by prior booking and normally with small groups of two to twenty-five so the animals are not crowded, though it can take up to forty-eight. It is a member of the Swedish moose park association and has a souvenir shop open to guests.
Parking at Cape Wild
Visitors can park in designated areas near the entrance of Cape Wild. Parking is free, but it is recommended to arrive early during peak times to secure a spot.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Visits must be booked in advance - there is no gate admission. The park is normally closed in September and October for the rutting season. Groups are kept small deliberately.
Practical Facts
- Offers guided tours with moose and reindeer.
- Located in the scenic Swedish Lapland.
- Open only for prebooked visits, ensuring a unique experience.
- Hosts events and conferences alongside animal encounters.
- Provides opportunities to experience the Aurora during evening tours.
Animals (3)
Birds (1)
4 animals total