Bastun På Domarudden :)
Åkersberga, Sweden
About
Domaruddens bastu is a wood-fired sauna at Österåker's municipal outdoor area, looking out over Drängsjön. Jetties run from the door to a ladder, and the lake is swum year round. The municipality sells bathing passes to anyone, while a local sauna association runs member sessions of its own.
Good to know
- Wood-fired heat: softer, heavier löyly than electric, and the smell of the stove is part of the room.
- Direct lake access: most visitors plunge straight into the water between sauna rounds.
- Set in nature, away from the city, so bring a car or plan the transfer in advance.
- Set up outdoors: weather is part of the experience, so dress for the walk between cabin and water.
Hours
- Sat 11:00-19:00
Public passes on Saturdays only, each two hours and booked at least four hours ahead; the Åkersberga Bastuvänner association runs its own member sessions on other days
Common questions
Do I need to book Bastun På Domarudden :)?
Yes. Sessions are booked in advance, usually as a timed slot.
How much does Bastun På Domarudden :) cost?
Sessions are typically under kr25 a person.
Does Bastun På Domarudden :) have a cold plunge?
Cold dips happen in open water beside the sauna.
When is Bastun På Domarudden :) open?
Typical hours are Sat 11:00-19:00. Public passes on Saturdays only, each two hours and booked at least four hours ahead; the Åkersberga Bastuvänner association runs its own member sessions on other days.
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