Lilleputthammer
The family park in Hafjell
Lilleputthammer Family Park in Hafjell 15 km north of Lillehammer is a family park especially for children between 1 and 9 years. Here, children can ride trains, cars, boats, Ferris wheels, carousels, roller coasters or whizz down in Ola's frog jump. Also try Ola's climbing park, which is an exciting activity. There is free parking for guests.
Lilleputthammer Family Park
We want our guests to have a nice experience without much queues. We recommend that tickets are booked online with a 5% discount and well in advance of arrival.
Tickets Lilleputthammer
At Lilleputthammer Family Park, we are concerned that the children should feel joy and mastery within a safe framework. Around the park there are many seating areas, sandboxes, swings, trampolines, obstacle course, bouncy cushions, etc. There are baby changing rooms in all toilets and we have our own breastfeeding rooms in Cafe Central and Miniputthuset. Inside the houses, children can draw, build, play or go to the cinema. In the Children's Book Town, which was named one of the ten best book cities in the world by the newspaper The Guardian, they can join in on reading time.
The story of Lilleputthammer
Lilleputthammer was opened by the President of the Storting Oddvar Nordli on 29 June 1983 with great festivity and is Norway's oldest family park. Lilleputthammer Lekeby was a copy of Lillehammer in size 1/4 with 60 buildings from the city's Storgate in a style from the turn of the century. The initiative caused a stir throughout Norway and quickly became a well-known and beloved stop for families with children in the summer.
Ola's climbing park
In 2016, the new climbing park was opened and it has become a success. The climbing park has been named Ola's climbing park and is 135 meters long and suitably scary and suitably challenging. The climbing park consists of 13 climbing elements and a zipline with two climbing elements. The climbing park is built so that you do not destroy or degrade the trees in the forest.
All children who want to climb in Ola's climbing park must go through a mandatory practice trail where they receive training. We use a system with continuous safety - this means that the children are connected to a safety line (from the harness) with a "speedrunner" from start to finish. The climbing park provides a great introduction to climbing and is designed so that the children will have fun and feel that they have mastered the obstacles. All children also get a climbing harness and helmet. In 2019, a separate climbing course was built for the youngest children. This was a success from the start and on a summer day there is bustling life in the forest!
Children's Book Village
In the middle of Storgata at Lilleputthammer you will find a unique attraction that was named one of the world's ten best book cities by the newspaper The Guardian. The Children's Book City has the largest collection of used children's books. About 12000 books divided into five houses. Close to the book town there is a cozy café.
