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Eriksberg Nature Reserve

Nature reserve

County: Blekinge län
6388.56 km away from you

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Description

In Scandinavia’s largest safari park, you can experience red deer, fallow deer, Père David’s deer, mouflon sheep, and European bison on a guided tour.

The area features croft ruins from former homesteads in a landscape shaped by grazing, with high ecological value – especially in areas with ancient trees. In 1938, the land was purchased by Bengt Berg, who established a biological research area. Farming ceased, and the old crofts were left to decay.

Dogs are welcome as long as they are kept on a leash. Please note that camping and making fires are not permitted within the nature reserve.There are motorhome pitches at Outdoor Eriksberg, located right at the entrance to the safari park.

You’ll find the full reserve regulations via the link below.

For more information about opening hours and prices, see Erikberg Vilt & Natur’s website.

Source: Blekinge County Administrative Board

Activities And Facilities

Year of protection: 1976

Municipality: Karlshamn

Character: Coastal landscape with deciduous forest, pine forest, deciduous swamp forest, rocky ground forest, juniper land, wooded and open pastures, heath and grassland, seashore meadow, rocky ground, sea bay, island, lakes and ponds; cultural history with, among other things, peat remains; game park.

Area: Over 900 hectares of which 790 hectares are land and 110 hectares water

Landowner: Eriksberg Vilt & Natur AB

Manager: Eriksberg Vilt & Natur AB

Form of protection: Nature reserve and Natura 2000

From the E22, follow the signs south of Åryd between Hällaryd and Bräkne-Hoby

You are welcome to visit Eriksberg, but please note that it is not allowed to:

Enter the fenced area on Dragsö during any other time of the year than during the period June 15 - August 31
with the exception of what is stated above about access to Dragsö, enter the fenced area to a different extent than the county administrative board decides, or to the extent the landowner allows
damage land or vegetation
damage stone walls, cairns and house foundations
disturb wildlife
bring in dogs
damage growing or dead trees and bushes or vegetation in general
camping or setting up a caravan or motor home
light fires
use a radio, CD player or similar in a disruptive manner, play music or make noise
drive motorized vehicles other than on designated roads
bring a boat.