Once a quiet stretch along Edsviken, Tegelhagens badplats is now a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. Tegelhagens badplats offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city. This small bathing area, nestled along the scenic Tegelhagens strandpromenad/Vårdkasestigen, provides a charming setting for a relaxing swim. You can find both sunny and shady spots here, perfect for spending a leisurely afternoon by the water. The easiest way to reach Tegelhagens badplats is by taking bus 523 and getting off at the Sportvägen stop. While there are parking spots available, they are limited. During the swimming season, the municipality makes sure Tegelhagens badplats is clean and inviting. Crews diligently remove goose droppings and plant debris from the sandy beach and water’s edge. They also collect trash and empty bins. Regular inspections ensure the safety of the lifebuoy, barbecue area, and information boards. Larger grassy areas near the beach at Tegelhagens badplats are cleaned with horse-drawn goose droppings sweepers once or twice a week. The municipality also measures the water quality several times each season. Results are posted on the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management website. Before you dive in, remember that fishing is prohibited at the bathing areas and near the bathing jetties. Also, dogs are allowed at Tegelhagens badplats, but they must be kept on a leash. So grab your swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen and come enjoy the refreshing waters of Edsviken at Tegelhagens badplats.
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