The landscape of the Wildlife Park is mainly characterized by oaks – sessile and turkey oaks – but field maple, wild fruit, or field elms are not hard to find either.  Hungarian woodlands typically paint a relatively similar picture, mainly in the mountain ranges and hilly areas. The tallest trees, which can grow as tall as 18-20 meters, were planted in the 1890s, while smaller trees were planted in the 1970s. To preserve the healthy composition of forests, we have been replacing forests with young earth-balled trees since 2015.

On the ground floor of the forest, „the herb layer”, we can discover numerous monocots: many species of sedges, festuca and meadow-grass.  The forest floor layer of the oaky woodlands is rich in flowers, creating a magical atmosphere in the forests from early spring to late autumn: violets, primroses, bellflowers, pulmonarias, comfreys and anemones line our paths while walking in the woods.