The game preserve Hájek has a relatively large area of ​​418 hectares. More than two-thirds of the park are occupied by a mature pine forest, which forms the Southern part of the park and stretches along the borders to the Northern spur, which belongs to wild boars. This part of the park is separately fenced and forms a 60-hectare section for wild boars.

This reserved part of the park for wild boars is waterlogged with lots of impenetrable grasses and bushes, which are also supplemented with thickets. Ideal conditions for wild boars.

The rest of the park belongs to fallow deer and mouflon.

At the top of the central part of the park sits a larger pine grove, from which there are pastures and meadows in all directions, which are naturally overgrown with bushes and solitary trees along the contours. This ensures a wonderful diversity of the field.

Wild boar drives can also be run in the game reserve.

The accommodation in the game preserve is provided in the hunting lodge, which is right in the middle of the preserve, which is fully equipped (toilet, showers, kitchen, etc.), including lounges.