Hökarängsbadet is a municipal bathing area on Lake Drevviken in Farsta, southern Stockholm. It has a beach and jetty, and the city describes it as family-friendly. Visit Stockholm says the area is popular and has natural surroundings for walks and outdoor activities.

Visitors can swim, use the outdoor gym, picnic or barbecue, and children can play. There is a kiosk or serving area, with parking close to the beach. Toilets are available only while the ice-cream bar is open; outside those hours there are no toilets. There are no changing rooms.

The city’s page does not give a price or dates for the bathing season, or estimate how long a visit takes. It says the toilets are open when the ice-cream bar is open, so check whether the bar is open before relying on the toilets. The city also describes the site as a place for swimming, play and other activities.