Store Mosse National Park

Store Mosse National Park

A sea of Sphagnum with stunted pines and cranberries.

Store Mosse is the largest marsh area in southern Sweden. To call it a “marsh sea” is not an overstatement – these are impressive expanses reminiscent of mountain regions.

About Store Mosse National Park

Status in Store Mosse National Park

Winter holiday, 9-18 february

22 January 2025

Between 13 - 21 April, naturum Store Mosse is open between 11 am and 5 pm every day. So come in and learn more about wetlands, cozy up in front of the panoramic window, or go on the newly set quiz walk. During the Easter weekend, there will also be the opportunity to go on a guided snowshoe hike around Svartgölen for 150 SEK/person. A warm welcome!!

Snowshoes + Easter = True!

15 January 2025

During the Easter weekend (18-21 April), naturum has 2 guided tours per day, at 10 am and 2 pm. The guided tour starts from the Östra Rockne parking lot and then goes out on the bog around Svartgölen. There is the opportunity to have coffee (not included in the price). The guided tour costs SEK 150/adult and one child under the age of 12 goes free per paying adult.

Story time!

06 October 2024

At 1 pm on Wednesday 16 April, there will be adventures for younger children at naturum! Then Sandra reads Oskar Jonsson's book "Lump wishes for an adventure". And there will be singing. (In Swedish)

Current information

Visitor Information

Here, you will find everything you need to know before your visit to Store Mosse National Park. When it is best to visit the park, how to get there and the rules you will need to follow once you are there.

Experiences and activities in Store Mosse National Park

Sweden’s national parks offer experiences for young and old alike. Here, you can read about the wide variety of activities and sites which you can experience in Store Mosse National Park.

More experiences in Store Mosse National Park

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