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Ugglekojan is a small, rustic forest shelter inside Paradiset Nature Reserve — perfect as a backup hut if you’re hiking or camping nearby. It’s usually free to use and works on a first-come, first-served basis, so bring your own sleeping gear and don’t rely on finding it empty. There’s a wood stove inside, but you’ll need to collect your own firewood. The lake and nearby fire pits make it a great spot for a quiet overnight in the woods close to Stockholm.

Here you can find shelter from the wind, along with a picnic area and a fire pit. It’s ideal for a bivouac or a short break.

Scenic lake with shelters and fire pits – perfect for a break, swim, or camping. Plenty of spots around Trehörningen, even for bigger groups.

Besides just parking, there is an outhouse, a water pump, as well as a fireplace and several sets of tables and benches here. It is a good starting point for a lot of trails throughout the Paradiset area.

Nice little tower to take in the scenery. Quite cold up there in autumn.

Small grill place in the nature reserve.

Provided logs for fire is always available here. You have a shelter right next to water, makes it easy to stay overnight. During the night you may hear barked deers.

Sun spot for fire place. You are right next to the provided 🪵 and a bench to sit by the lake. The lake has an easy access here so a dip would be possible. The fire place has a grill where you can easily grill your sausages or meats. During winter, this spot has sun so it is perfect to sit down and warm up with the sun.

Rock bridge in the middle of the forest.

Within the small area, you find multiple fire spots with fire logs available for making fire. This is one of the best area for always have woods to make fire. You can find lot of visitors who will pass by but it is never busy in paradiset nature reserve. The route is easy to follow with clear paths and sights. You can park cars from multiple locations which can differentiate your route and path. No noise from roads and cars

In 1822, Otto Julius Hagelstam bought Lissma farm from Karl XIV Johan. Hagelstam was a very active man who, among other things, participated in the development of Swedish agriculture. Soon after the purchase, he mapped the lake systems in the surrounding area and nearby parishes. The aim was to establish a common transport system via lakes and dug canals to bring agricultural products and timber to Stockholm. Canals were already in place at this time, including the Göta Canal, which was under construction. The planned system began at what is now called the Wailing Wall. The idea was that the water, which normally flows to both Öran and Trehörningen, would be led towards Trehörningen and further towards the planned canal system. This led to widespread protests from those who no longer received any water. The entire canal idea was also stopped, among other things through the willing assistance of “Årsta-frun” Märta Helen Renstierna. The Wailing Wall remains, but has been dismantled to the extent that water can pass through. (Source: https://www.paradiset-hanveden.se/hisbnatur.html)

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Fireplace with couple of benches and provided firewood.

Very nice camping area with enough space to set up more than 5 tents. Really nice fireplace with provided firewood and a shelter right next to the lake. Ideal place to go for a swim.

Shelter at the lake and fireplace with provided fire wood and a nice view over the lake.

Beautiful lake with three shelters and multiple fire places. Ideal place for a lunch break, swim, and/or camping. The high number of shelters/tent spots at and close to Trehörningen increase the chances of finding a nice camping spot - even for a bigger group.

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This is a parking lot for maybe 50 cars. Usually it has spots left. The parking would not cost you anything