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Some places you Can go with weelchair but i would not go there with a weelchair, there are to many places you can not go

Bus number 13 from town to Grimsmyra stops by Ravnedalen. It runs on an hourly schedule. Please note that it does not run on Sundays.

Well I don't think so.

Yes. Just remember to bring poopybags and make sure the dog doesn't start chasing after the residential birds. Leash on dogs is obligatory in public places in Norway or in the wild, when you encounter others. (meaning tourists, locals, wildlife and other pets) Enjoy the park.

no, it is free.

Kristiansand is a fairly easy city to move around in and get a good overview over. The park is also quite close and if you feel like it you can walk there in the north-west direction, for instance along the known street "Vestre Strandgate" or the pedestrian street and shopping area "Markens gate". It is easy to get directions, people are very helpful and you can ask about anyone on your way. There are two parks, the nearest called Baneheia which is about 10-15 minute walk from the terminal, the other, Ravnedalen, another 10-15 minute walk. One way to do it is to take a bus or a taxi to Ravnedalen and walk through both parks on the way back to town and the terminal. In any case, don't hesitate to ask people on the way, most of them will try to help as much as they can. Hope this helps a bit.

Ravnedalen Naturpark is a free area for daytime excursions, you can walk in the valley without any fee. To travel here and have a holiday, its the same price as Norway in general, with many choices.You can also attend various concerts in the park, the prices vary. :–)