Ängsö National Park

Ängsö National Park is located in the Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden, within the Stockholm County. The nearest towns are Norrtälje and Östhammar. Established in 1909, it is one of Sweden's earliest national parks, created to preserve traditional meadows and archipelago landscapes. Parking is limited, with a few spots available near the boat departure points, as access to the park is mainly by boat. Wildlife in the park includes seabirds, deer, and seals. The flora is diverse, featuring old-growth oak forests, meadows, and coastal flora. Visitors can explore notable features like the lush meadows, coastal rocks, and the historic 18th-century croft buildings. There is no direct public transport to the park, but visitors can take a bus or car to the ferry points from Stockholm, then access the park by boat tours or private vessels.