Söderåsen National Park

Skåne län

Söderåsen is comparatively easy to reach, with entrances at Skäralid and Röstånga and public-transport access. This guide helps you choose a gateway, understand available services and check the park’s specific rules.

Is Söderåsen National Park suitable for an easy day trip?

Söderåsen can be reached by car and public transport and has two main entrances, Skäralid and Röstånga. Toilets and other services are available at several locations, although some facilities are seasonal or operationally dependent. This makes it relatively straightforward to plan a day trip from one of the main gateways.

Autumn-colored beech forest reflected in a still lake in Skäralid, a ravine in Söderåsen National Park. — Auquamitzi

Source: Sweden's National Parks: Söderåsen National Park – Visit the park · Last verified: 8 September 2026

Bus routes, opening hours, water availability and fire bans are dynamic. Check current information from the park, Skånetrafiken and relevant authorities close to the visit.

Two main gateways

Official park information lists two entrances: Skäralid and Röstånga. Naturum Söderåsen is located at Skäralid.

Public transport and car access

The park can be reached by car and public transport. Current information lists bus route 518 serving both entrances, but routes and timetables are dynamic and should be checked with Skånetrafiken.

Services and water

Toilets are available at several locations. Drinking water is available at Naturum in Skäralid, while water from other wells is not always tested and may run dry during drought.

Fire and overnight rules

Fires are restricted to designated fire and barbecue sites and may be prohibited entirely during a fire ban. Overnight stays are directed to specific places. Check current regulations and operational notices before visiting.