School trip in WOW PARK

• WOW PARK offers a wide range of exciting outdoor activities for school groups. Students can explore challenging climbing courses, giant swings, hanging bridges, Scandinavia’s tallest free-fall slide towers, zip lines, balance activities, and much more.
• The park’s nature-based areas encourage teamwork, cooperation, and physical development through play.
• With attractions designed for both younger and older children, WOW PARK provides engaging experiences for school classes of all ages.

Both of our parks offer plenty of space, and we are well experienced in welcoming large groups.

WOW PARK offers a variety of attractions tailored for both younger and older children, ensuring that every student can enjoy age-appropriate challenges and fun during their school trip.

• Picnic areas with tables and benches for bringing your own food.
• Café with delicious food and beverages. You can also purchase ice cream, snacks, and merchandise.
  
  

• Booking a school trip to WOW PARK is simple. You can reserve your visit through our website, by email, or by calling us at 333 22 000.
• We offer special school rates to make your class visit both fun and affordable. Learn more here.

• The activities at WOW PARK encourage movement, teamwork, and learning in a natural setting.
• During a school trip, students leave screens behind and immerse themselves in the fresh air and forest environment.
• High safety standards: We place great importance on safety – read our rules and tips.
• Always nearby: Our staff are present throughout the park, so please don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
• Remember to wear practical clothing.
  
  
  
  
  

We recommend at least 3–4 hours, but there are enough activities for a full day.

Creating an active day requires a safe, manageable environment and plenty of space for children to play at their own pace. Outdoor adventure parks like WOW PARK are perfect for kindergartens and after-school programs that want to combine movement, fun, and shared experiences in nature.

• Start by considering the class size, age, and specific needs of your students.
• Choose activities that encourage movement, learning, and teamwork.
• Make sure there are enough adults to supervise and ensure safety.
• Plan a schedule that includes breaks, meals, and travel time.
• Remember to check the weather forecast - bringing rain gear and practical clothing is recommended for outdoor trips.

• Book buses or other transport well in advance.
• Divide the class into smaller groups for easier coordination on-site.
• Have a clear meeting and pickup plan.
• Assign contact persons among teachers and students.
• Pack necessary equipment in separate bags, labeled with names and contents.

• For example, you can hold PE lessons outdoors using practical, playful activities.
• Set up small team challenges that encourage problem-solving and collaboration.
• Finish the session with reflection and discussion so students can connect their experiences to learning outcomes.

• Ensure that students are dressed in practical clothing and rain gear, and bring warm blankets if necessary.
• Make sure to communicate any changes promptly to both parents and students to keep everyone informed and prepared.