Stenshuvud National Park offers a lush hornbeam forest, magical alpine swamp forest, dry heaths, flowering meadows, a sandy beach and panoramic views of Hanö Bay.

Naturum Stenshuvud is the central visitor centre where you can explore an exhibition about the national park, meet knowledgeable staff, take part in guided tours, read a book in our reading corner and during the summer enjoy a cup of coffee.

Plan your visit to the park by discovering what happens in different seasons.

Spring: In mid-April, the wood anemones bloom and colour the forest white. Wood anemones adorn the meadows, with birds chirping in the air. The nightingale sings from mid-May to midsummer, and orchids colour the wet meadow purple.

Summer: Peak visitor pressure. Dry meadows are in bloom, and cows graze freely in large parts of the national park.

Autumn: The forest glows in autumn colours. The squirrels are gathering hazelnuts, and the apples are ripening in the old orchards.

Winter: The forest reveals its structure, and the old oaks and beeches stand out in the thinner hornbeam forest. Animal tracks are clearly visible in the snow - hare, fox and badger. The occasional moose may also cross your path.