Ranua Resort is an experiential ensemble
During our over 40 years of operation, we have vastly grown from where we started and today we are much more than a wildlife park alone; we have wonderful glass igloos on the shore of Ranuanjärvi lake, gorgeous holiday villas in the holiday village opposite the wildlife park, two camping areas, a serving restaurant and numerous different activities throughout the year. Ranua Wildlife Park was founded in 1983, and over the decades it has become the most popular family tourist destination in Lapland and the point of attraction in Ranua’s tourism.
Ranua Resort is cordial, experiential and responsible, and at the centre of everything we do is the customer, You.
You are warmly welcome to Ranua Resort as our guest!
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SUSTAINABILITY We care about our environment
For us, sustainability is an important factor in all of our activities and we strive to consider environmentally sustainable options in our accommodation services, cleaning, restaurants, wildlife park, souvenir shop, our own offices and all of our purchases.
We also want to encourage our customers to make sustainable choices, e.g. by enabling the sorting of waste in our area and by using durable containers instead of disposable containers.
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OPEN JOBS Working at Ranua Resort
Ranua Resort offers versatile working opportunities near good transport connections. We need workers for various tasks in both the summer and winter seasons, for example at the wildlife park, restaurant and as safari guides. We announce open jobs on our website, social media channels and TE services’ open jobs. If you want to join us, you can send an open application to rekrytointi@ranuaresort.com at any time.
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Ranua Resort Joins Polar Bears International’s Arctic Ambassador Center Network
Ranua Resort has strengthened its collaboration with Polar Bears International by joining the international Arctic Ambassador Center network. The partnership reinforces Ranua Resort’s work in polar bear communication, conservation education, and Arctic conservation. The collaboration was officially announced during the Arctic Sea Ice Day event at Ranua Wildlife Park on July 15, when a new sea ice installation was also unveiled in the new polar bear viewing shelter.
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Ranua Resort joins the Auringonkukka – Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Network
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Courtyard Kiosk Closed Temporarily
Ranua Resort’s courtyard ice cream kiosk is temporarily closed. A squirrel has built a nest near the kiosk, so we are giving it the peace and quiet it needs during the nesting season. We will reopen the kiosk once the young squirrels have left the nest.
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