The Dagmar Park

Dagmar Park is an approximately 40 hectare nature conservation area. Also known by the name "Källviken". This park area has always been a popular day trip destination among locals, particularly families and young couples, as a swimming, picnic and sunbathing spot. There is no official beach in the area.

At the centre of the park is a spring, which is named after the Danish-born princess, Dagmar. Dagmar's spring winds its way down to the sea at Källviken, right near a popular beach. There is also a stone monument at the spring, commemorating the visit by the Czar and Czarina.

Services: Information board, dry toilet, mixed waste collection point and pier. The park is mostly suitable for wheelchairs, but reaching the spring can be hard, for the terrain is uneven there. The toilet is unfortunately inaccessible due to it being small and lacking armrests.