Lovely place. The forest is beautiful and the sculptures are mesmerizing. It's sad not all sculptures are finished yet, but it is worth going anyways. I'm grateful that Baltic culture won't be forgotten. The people criticizing the place should take into consideration that they didn't have to pay a cent to get in and that the park was made by two brothers who decided to use the land they have for culture rather than profit.

A place with comprehensive demonstration and symbols of the Baltic mythology. Synergy with the Japanese garden (2.6 km away from the park). Worth to visit both locations at once, even to spend the entire day in pure nature.

Interesting. Author's sculptures with a description of the Baltic gods and history before Christianity. Amazing nature and beautiful forest. Informative. Friendly hosts who will meet you and explain the concept. Definitely a must visit if you are interested in the early religion of the Balts.

Lovely place with interesting wooden sculptures in nature!

Really nice atmosphere, quite interesting sculpturea. Some were missing according to plan though.

Great place if you want to run away and be in quite place and peace. Very interesting place to know more about Baltic culture. Sculptures have their own descriptions and explanations. They have a very friendly dog !

The children liked the walk, the person working there gave a very interesting and detailed presentation, told about the park. Who wants to take an active walk along the forest paths and take an interest in mythological creatures is quite interesting. There is a small playground with swings, a labyrinth.

Magical place in the forest. With lots of wooden sculptures and activities. Good place if you want to walk in the nature and educate yourself about Baltic mythology. Also there's a wooden labyrinth near the ticket store.

Very recomended! Nice n clean. Nice history n amazing cultur sculptures:) for brothers Latvians aswell!

A beautiful, peaceful place. We visited in the off season and it was empty. Impressive sculptures. Many tracks, information boards with stories.

One of the nicest places to hang out with friends or family. Lots of history tabs to read and learn about our pagan Gods!

Basically, this park is an authentic forest with plenty of wild berries and mushrooms! The difference between this park and forest nearby, that it has trails and many sculptures. It is a synthesis of old Pagan culture and wild nature! The goal of these authentic ecotourism trails is to reveal the original world of Baltic tribes. You can see many impressive wooden sculptures of ancient traditions and Gods. The sculptures carved from oak are majestic and incredible. The stories and legends associated with them are very interesting and fun. I've had a great time there by visiting it in the early morning when no people were here and plenty of wildlife!

Super nice place in forest for walking and relaxing.

It's a lovely place to learn more about Baltic mythology. Also, the owner of the park was really kind and gave a 15 minute speech about the park and what people in early ages thought about Baltic god's.

Very spiritual place for walk among wooden gods of Baltics.

Lovely small walking area with wooden sculptures.

Interesting baltic mythology 🙂

Very interesting place

Great place to know more about Baltic dieties