City parking, traffic and trains

Perfect parking for a night or two when visiting Stockholm. We spent two nights here in total. The first night we heard yelling nearby, which put me off ease but I guess this is expected when parking in a city. The walk to and from the station is about 20~ minutes, but it’s the easiest way to travel to the city centre. 35 minutes total to the city center.

It is a small car park for cars or small camper vans. No AC.

The price decreases with longer stays (80 SEK for 24 hours, then 120, 160, and 200 SEK). You can hear the train passing a little, but hardly any cars. Everything is clean and we felt safe. You can also walk around the park and swim. To get to the city centre, it is 11 km by bicycle, but flat and with a cycle path all the way. Great! Alternatively, a metro stop is 800 m away in a shopping centre.

Great parking area for visiting Stockholm. Excellent public transport connections, and we felt very safe there. There was still quite a lot of activity in the parking area in the evening because of the sports field, but it was not disturbing. Easy payment via app, €4 per 24 hours. Highly recommended!

We spent the night in the large car park next door. Unfortunately, it is a paid car park, but certainly affordable. It was noisy until late in the evening and noisy again early in the morning, but manageable with earplugs. We chose this place so we could easily take the metro to Stockholm. We went to Farsta station. Definitely recommended; it was a very easy connection.

Convenient parking for visiting Stockholm. Metro 5 minutes on foot. Not really quiet because of city and traffic noise, but it didn't bother us. However, on Sunday morning from 6:30 a.m., there were lots of cars and noise because a football match was taking place at the stadium right next door. Late sleepers should avoid this place.

Good parking lot, payable by app. Clean and quiet (although trains can be heard with the window open), and public transport is only about 300 m away. The old town is nearly 10 km away by bike, almost entirely on a dedicated cycle path.

The parking lot is very busy during the day and completely quiet at night. The metro and a shopping center are about 600 m away. At night you occasionally hear the metro, otherwise nothing, and it is not disturbing. You can now pay for several days by simply pressing 5 hours.

We stayed here for 3 days and 2 nights and always cycled into the center (12 km). The parking lot is very cheap at 40 SEK/24 hours, but the railway line runs directly alongside it and was quite loud at times.

Cheap parking for Stockholm. We felt safe there with our van. The city center is easy to reach by bike. The parking meter is easy to use in several languages.

We stayed several nights and found enough space for our long rig. The parking meter is indeed somewhat complicated, but manageable. What we especially liked was that toilets are available in the sports center foyer during opening hours. The train was somewhat loud in the early morning at times, but it did not bother us.

At the parking meter you can unfortunately only pay until midnight and then have to buy a new ticket for the next day. We were not sure whether we were allowed to park here and felt uneasy at night. However, the connection to the city center was very good.