Oxhålsbadet is a municipal bathing place on the western part of Stora Essingen, in a residential area of Stockholm. It has three permanent jetties with bathing ladders and seats. Visitors can swim, sit on the jetties or use the grass and wooden decks for picnics. There is also a grill area and rescue equipment. During bathing season, floating buoys mark the swimming area.

From Gammelgårdsvägen, a step-free gravel park path leads to the bath. The route from Vänskapsvägen uses stairs. The jetties and bathing ladders have handrails. Temporary toilets are provided during the summer season, including one that is partly adapted for accessibility. There are no dedicated changing facilities or shower. The city says there is no parking in the immediate area.

The listings give no admission price or visit duration. Temporary toilets are a summer-season facility, and the buoys are put out during bathing season; their availability this week, in early November, is not specified. Dogs are prohibited at the bath from June 1 to August 31, except guide and assistance dogs. Visit Stockholm says bus 1 goes to Flottbrovägen, from where visitors can reach the bath.