ABOUT US

The Latvian State Forest Nature Park Tērvete is one of the most popular and family-friendly places in Latvia for tourists to discover in an attractive and educational way together with Spŗīdīte, the lively little boy of writer Anna Brigadere. Here, everyone will find picturesque nature, the valley of the Tērvete River with its beautifully landscaped scenery, the Fairy and Dwarf Forest with fairy tale characters, as well as the impressive wooden lookout tower and the opportunity to take RIDES on the Fairy Tale Trolley.

For the curious, active and creative – EN Nature Park Tērvete is the destination for a day trip!

OFFER

• Preschool children and schoolchildren (grades 1-12) within the EN “Explore the Forest” programme have a great opportunity to combine a rest in the park with an educational excursion in the “Green Classroom” or a nature hike together with the park’s environmental guides. Duration – 1h.

• For kindergarten groups and pupils in grades 1-2, thematic environmental workshops are open from November to April at the Dwarf Farm by prior arrangement. Duration of the workshops – 2 h.

PRICES

• 7,00 EUR – adults
• 5,50 EUR – schoolchildren, day student, pensioners, persons with disability group 3*
• 5,50 EUR/person or EUR 20.00 for a family, upon presentation of the Latvian Honorary Family Certificate
• Paid parking EUR 5.00 per day

*before entering LVM Nature Park in Tērvete, you must present your ID card

• Free entrance to the park:

Preschool children up to 6 years of age, persons with disabilities of the 1st and 2nd groups, as well as persons accompanying a person with a disability of the 1st group.

• 1,50 EUR/person for rides.

Rides: Playground – Information Centre

50 % discount on rides on the funicular for each visitor with the Latvian Honoured Family Card “3+ Family Card” (2 adults + children up to 18 years old)

Prices for all available services here: https://www.mammadaba.lv/galamerki/tervetes-dabas-parks#module-451

IMPORTANT

During the fire season, observe the safety rules in the forest!

Photo from the archive of Tērvete Nature Park.