Hisingsparken, Municipal park in Gothenburg, Sweden

Hisingsparken covers about 320 hectares on the island of Hisingen, making it Gothenburg's largest park area. Smooth rock outcrops (hällmark) and pine forest dominate, with wetlands such as Gunnestorps mosse and the man-made Slätta damm. Its oldest section, S.A. Hedlunds park, lies within the grounds, and a 4H farm stands in the northern part.

The site developed from natural untamed landscape into a structured recreational space as Gothenburg grew. Its original natural features such as wetlands and rock formations were preserved during this transformation.

People in the area use the park regularly for picnics and walks with family and friends. The nearby farm allows visitors to meet and feed animals, which is especially popular with children.

The park is best explored on foot, with maintained pathways that are easy to follow. Multiple entrance points and nearby parking make it simple to start your visit from different locations.

At Hällskriftsgatan a rock face carries a "guest book" carved for visitors to the Hedlund family, with names including Henrik Ibsen, Viktor Rydberg, Fredrika Bremer, Otto Nordenskjöld and Salomon August Andrée. The stonemason reportedly earned one krona per letter, good pay in the 19th century.